package osuapi

// Mods in the game.
const (
	ModNoFail Mods = 1 << iota
	ModEasy
	ModNoVideo
	ModHidden
	ModHardRock
	ModSuddenDeath
	ModDoubleTime
	ModRelax
	ModHalfTime
	ModNightcore
	ModFlashlight
	ModAutoplay
	ModSpunOut
	ModRelax2
	ModPerfect
	ModKey4
	ModKey5
	ModKey6
	ModKey7
	ModKey8
	ModFadeIn
	ModRandom
	ModLastMod
	ModKey9
	ModKey10
	ModKey1
	ModKey3
	ModKey2
	ModFreeModAllowed = ModNoFail | ModEasy | ModHidden | ModHardRock | ModSuddenDeath | ModFlashlight | ModFadeIn | ModRelax | ModRelax2 | ModSpunOut | ModKeyMod
	ModKeyMod         = ModKey4 | ModKey5 | ModKey6 | ModKey7 | ModKey8
)

// Mods is a bitwise enum of mods used in a score.
//
// Mods may appear complicated to use for a beginner programmer. Fear not!
// This is how hard they can get for creation of a mod combination:
//
//    myModCombination := osuapi.ModHardRock | osuapi.ModDoubleTime | osuapi.ModHidden | osuapi.ModSpunOut
//
// As for checking that an existing mod comination is enabled:
//
//    if modCombination&osuapi.ModHardRock != 0 {
//        // HardRock is enabled
//    }
//
// To learn more about bitwise operators, have a look at it on wikipedia:
// https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitwise_operation#Bitwise_operators
type Mods int

var modsString = [...]string{
	"NF",
	"EZ",
	"NV",
	"HD",
	"HR",
	"SD",
	"DT",
	"RX",
	"HT",
	"NC",
	"FL",
	"AU", // Auto.
	"SO",
	"AP", // Autopilot.
	"PF",
	"K4",
	"K5",
	"K6",
	"K7",
	"K8",
	"K9",
	"RN", // Random
	"LM", // LastMod. Cinema?
	"K9",
	"K0",
	"K1",
	"K3",
	"K2",
}

// ParseMods parse a string with mods in the format "HDHRDT"
func ParseMods(mods string) (m Mods) {
	modsSl := make([]string, len(mods)/2)
	for n, modPart := range mods {
		modsSl[n/2] += string(modPart)
	}
	for _, mod := range modsSl {
		for index, availableMod := range modsString {
			if availableMod == mod {
				m |= 1 << uint(index)
				break
			}
		}
	}
	return
}

func (m Mods) String() (s string) {
	for i := 0; i < len(modsString); i++ {
		activated := 1&m == 1
		if activated {
			s += modsString[i]
		}
		m >>= 1
	}
	return
}