package world

import (
	"image"
)

func (w *World) drawBackground(drawer PrimitiveDrawer, params RenderParams, rect RectPx) {
	th := w.Theme()
	bgImg := th.BackgroundImage()
	if bgImg == nil {
		return
	}

	canvasW := params.CanvasWidthPx()
	canvasH := params.CanvasHeightPx()

	// Clamp rect to canvas.
	if rect.W <= 0 || rect.H <= 0 {
		return
	}
	if rect.X < 0 {
		rect.W += rect.X
		rect.X = 0
	}
	if rect.Y < 0 {
		rect.H += rect.Y
		rect.Y = 0
	}
	if rect.X+rect.W > canvasW {
		rect.W = canvasW - rect.X
	}
	if rect.Y+rect.H > canvasH {
		rect.H = canvasH - rect.Y
	}
	if rect.W <= 0 || rect.H <= 0 {
		return
	}

	imgB := bgImg.Bounds()
	imgW := imgB.Dx()
	imgH := imgB.Dy()
	if imgW <= 0 || imgH <= 0 {
		return
	}

	tileMode := th.BackgroundTileMode()
	anchor := th.BackgroundAnchorMode()
	scaleMode := th.BackgroundScaleMode()

	// Compute scaled tile size.
	tileW, tileH := backgroundScaledSize(imgW, imgH, canvasW, canvasH, scaleMode)
	if tileW <= 0 || tileH <= 0 {
		return
	}

	offX, offY := w.backgroundAnchorOffsetPx(params, tileW, tileH, anchor)

	drawer.Save()
	drawer.ResetClip()
	drawer.ClipRect(float64(rect.X), float64(rect.Y), float64(rect.W), float64(rect.H))

	switch tileMode {
	case BackgroundTileNone:
		// Center image within full canvas (not within rect), then clip handles partial.
		// This is important so that dirty redraw matches full redraw.
		x := (canvasW-tileW)/2 + offX
		y := (canvasH-tileH)/2 + offY
		drawBackgroundOne(drawer, bgImg, x, y, imgW, imgH, tileW, tileH, scaleMode)

	case BackgroundTileRepeat:
		originX := offX
		originY := offY

		startX := floorDiv(rect.X-originX, tileW)*tileW + originX
		startY := floorDiv(rect.Y-originY, tileH)*tileH + originY

		for yy := startY; yy < rect.Y+rect.H; yy += tileH {
			for xx := startX; xx < rect.X+rect.W; xx += tileW {
				drawBackgroundOne(drawer, bgImg, xx, yy, imgW, imgH, tileW, tileH, scaleMode)
			}
		}

	default:
		// Fallback: behave like none.
		x := (canvasW-tileW)/2 + offX
		y := (canvasH-tileH)/2 + offY
		drawBackgroundOne(drawer, bgImg, x, y, imgW, imgH, tileW, tileH, scaleMode)
	}

	drawer.Restore()
}

func drawBackgroundOne(drawer PrimitiveDrawer, img image.Image, x, y, srcW, srcH, dstW, dstH int, scaleMode BackgroundScaleMode) {
	if scaleMode == BackgroundScaleNone && dstW == srcW && dstH == srcH {
		drawer.DrawImage(img, x, y)
		return
	}
	// For Fit/Fill, or if dst size differs, draw scaled.
	drawer.DrawImageScaled(img, x, y, dstW, dstH)
}

// backgroundScaledSize computes uniform scaled destination size for the background image.
// For None: returns source size.
// For Fit: fits inside canvas.
// For Fill: covers canvas.
func backgroundScaledSize(srcW, srcH, canvasW, canvasH int, mode BackgroundScaleMode) (int, int) {
	if srcW <= 0 || srcH <= 0 || canvasW <= 0 || canvasH <= 0 {
		return 0, 0
	}

	switch mode {
	case BackgroundScaleNone:
		return srcW, srcH

	case BackgroundScaleFit, BackgroundScaleFill:
		// Uniform scale: choose ratio based on min/max.
		// Use integer math to avoid float; keep it stable across frames.
		// We compute scale as rational and then round destination size.
		// Let scale = canvasW/srcW vs canvasH/srcH.
		// Fit uses min(scaleW, scaleH). Fill uses max(scaleW, scaleH).
		//
		// We'll compute dstW = round(srcW*scale), dstH = round(srcH*scale).
		// Using float64 here is acceptable: this is UI-only and deterministic enough, and we already use gg float.
		scaleW := float64(canvasW) / float64(srcW)
		scaleH := float64(canvasH) / float64(srcH)

		scale := scaleW
		if mode == BackgroundScaleFit {
			if scaleH < scale {
				scale = scaleH
			}
		} else {
			if scaleH > scale {
				scale = scaleH
			}
		}

		dstW := int(scale*float64(srcW) + 0.5)
		dstH := int(scale*float64(srcH) + 0.5)
		if dstW < 1 {
			dstW = 1
		}
		if dstH < 1 {
			dstH = 1
		}
		return dstW, dstH

	default:
		return srcW, srcH
	}
}

// backgroundAnchorOffsetPx computes a stable pixel offset for background anchoring.
// - Viewport anchor: offset is always 0 (background fixed to viewport/canvas pixels).
// - World anchor: offset depends on camera world position and zoom so that background moves with pan.
func (w *World) backgroundAnchorOffsetPx(params RenderParams, tileW, tileH int, anchor BackgroundAnchorMode) (int, int) {
	if anchor == BackgroundAnchorViewport {
		return 0, 0
	}

	zoomFp, err := params.CameraZoomFp()
	if err != nil || zoomFp <= 0 {
		return 0, 0
	}

	canvasW := params.CanvasWidthPx()
	canvasH := params.CanvasHeightPx()

	spanW := PixelSpanToWorldFixed(canvasW, zoomFp)
	spanH := PixelSpanToWorldFixed(canvasH, zoomFp)

	worldLeft := params.CameraXWorldFp - spanW/2
	worldTop := params.CameraYWorldFp - spanH/2

	pxX := worldSpanFixedToCanvasPx(worldLeft, zoomFp)
	pxY := worldSpanFixedToCanvasPx(worldTop, zoomFp)

	if tileW > 0 {
		pxX = -wrap(pxX, tileW)
	}
	if tileH > 0 {
		pxY = -wrap(pxY, tileH)
	}
	return pxX, pxY
}