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liquidhaskell-0.8.10.1: tests/errors/AmbiguousInline.hs

{-@ LIQUID "--scrape-used-imports" @-}
{-@ LIQUID "--short-names" @-}

{-# LANGUAGE DataKinds #-}
{-# LANGUAGE DeriveAnyClass #-}
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
{-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables #-}

module MatchIdxs where

import qualified Data.ByteString as BS
-- RJ import qualified Data.ByteString.Search as BS
import Data.Char
-- RJ import Data.List.Split(chunksOf)

import Data.Monoid
import Data.Proxy
import Debug.Trace
import GHC.TypeLits

import Language.Haskell.Liquid.Prelude (liquidAssert)
-- FIX import Prelude hiding (min, max)
import Prelude hiding (max)

junk = BS.head


traceMsg msg x = trace (msg ++ show x) x

{-@ chunksBS :: Int -> b:BS.ByteString -> [BS.ByteString] / [(bLength b)] @-}
chunksBS n' xs | BS.null xs = []
               | otherwise = x : chunksBS n xs'
    where (x,xs') = BS.splitAt  (liquidAssert (n > 0) n) xs
          n       = max 1 n'

bsToString :: BS.ByteString -> String
bsToString = map (chr . fromIntegral) . BS.unpack

stringToBS :: String -> BS.ByteString
stringToBS = BS.pack . map (fromIntegral . ord)

-- | get the (proxied and existentially boxed) type level Symbol for a bytestring
someSymbolValBS :: BS.ByteString -> SomeSymbol
someSymbolValBS = someSymbolVal . bsToString

-- | get the bytestring corresponding to a type level Symbol
mkTarg :: forall t . KnownSymbol t => Proxy t -> BS.ByteString
mkTarg = stringToBS . symbolVal


-- | Naive specification of string matching (from Bird)
{-@ indicesSpec :: t:ByteStringNE -> s:BS.ByteString -> [OkPos t s] @-}
-- indicesSpec targ = map ((BS.length targ -) . BS.length) . filter (targ `BS.isSuffixOf`) . BS.inits
indicesSpec targ s = [ BS.length s' - BS.length targ | s' <- BS.inits s
                                                     , targ `BS.isSuffixOf` s' ]

indicesSpec :: BS.ByteString -> BS.ByteString -> [Int]



-- | Datatype to name string matching algorithms; will use it's lifted
-- version put choice in type.
data Alg = BM  -- ^ Boyer-Moore from stringsearch package
         | Spec  -- ^ Naive spec

{-@ indices :: Alg -> t:ByteStringNE -> s:BS.ByteString -> [OkPos t s] @-}
indices BM   = assumeIndices -- RJ BS.indices
indices Spec = indicesSpec


-- | Monoid
--
-- 'MatchIdxs alg targ' denotes the result of running string matching
-- algorithm 'alg' search for target 'targ' in some input. In addition
-- to the match indices, information needed to combine this result
-- with similar results on input to the left and right are also
-- included.
--
-- We'd like to prove that the invariants in the comments hold (|x|
-- denotes the length of x).
data MatchIdxs
    = Small { targ :: BS.ByteString
            , bs   :: BS.ByteString
            }
    | MatchIdxs { targ    :: BS.ByteString
                , input   :: Int
                , left    :: BS.ByteString
                , matches :: [Int]
                , right   :: BS.ByteString
                }
  deriving (Eq, Show)

{-@ data MatchIdxs
      = Small { targ    :: ByteStringNE
              , bs      :: {v:BS.ByteString | bLength v < bLength targ}
              }

      | MatchIdxs
              { targ    :: ByteStringNE
              , input   :: {v : Int | v >= bLength targ}
              , left    :: {v : BS.ByteString | bLength v == bLength targ - 1}
              , matches :: [{v:Int | v <= input - bLength targ}]
              , right   :: {v : BS.ByteString | bLength v == bLength targ - 1}
              }
  @-}


matchIdxsIs :: MatchIdxs -> [Int]
matchIdxsIs (Small _ _) = []
matchIdxsIs (MatchIdxs _ _ _ is _) = is

-- | create a 'MatchIdxs'
{-@ myIndices :: Alg -> t:ByteStringNE -> BS.ByteString -> MatchIdxsT t @-}
myIndices alg t bs
  | BS.length bs > fringeLen = let right1 = BS.drop (BS.length bs - fringeLen) bs in
                                MatchIdxs t (BS.length bs) left is right1
  | otherwise = Small t bs
  where
    is        = indices alg t bs
    fringeLen = BS.length t - 1
    left      = BS.take fringeLen bs
    -- right1    = BS.drop (BS.length bs - fringeLen) bs

-- ISSUE: get contextual output with --diff
-- ISSUE: why does lazyvar right1 not work? it drops the output type on right1!

{- lazyvar right1 -}

{-@ type OkPos Targ Str = {v:Nat | v <= bLength Str - bLength Targ} @-}
{-@ type ByteStringNE   = {v:BS.ByteString | bLength v > 0 }   @-}
{-@ type ByteStringN N  = {v:BS.ByteString | bLength v == N}   @-}
{-@ type MatchIdxsT T   = {v:MatchIdxs | targ v == T}          @-}

{-@ assume BS.isSuffixOf :: targ:_ -> s:_ -> {v:_ | v => (bLength targ <= bLength s) } @-}
{-@ assume BS.length  :: b:BS.ByteString -> {v:Nat | v == bLength b}  @-}
{-@ assume BS.empty   :: {v:BS.ByteString | bLength v == 0}    @-}
{-@ assume BS.take    :: n:Nat -> b:BS.ByteString -> ByteStringN {min n (bLength b)} @-}
{-@ assume BS.drop    :: n:Nat -> b:{BS.ByteString | n <= bLength b} -> ByteStringN {bLength b - n} @-}
{-@ assume BS.inits   :: b:BS.ByteString -> [{v:BS.ByteString | bLength v <= bLength b}] @-}
{-@ assume BS.append  :: b1:BS.ByteString -> b2:BS.ByteString -> ByteStringN {bLength b1 + bLength b2} @-}
{-@ assume BS.null    :: b:BS.ByteString -> {v:Bool | v <=> (bLength b == 0)} @-}
{-@ assume BS.splitAt :: n:Nat -> b:BS.ByteString -> (ByteStringN {min n (bLength b)}, ByteStringN {max 0 (bLength b - n)}) @-}
{-@ assume BS.head    :: BS.ByteString -> _ @-}

{-@ measure target @-}
target :: MatchIdxs -> BS.ByteString
target (Small t _)           = t
target (MatchIdxs t _ _ _ _) = t

{-@ inline min @-}
min :: Int -> Int -> Int
min x y = if x <= y then x else y

{-@ inline max @-}
max :: Int -> Int -> Int
max x y = if x <= y then y else x

-- RJ instance (KnownSymbol t, StringMatch alg) => Monoid (MatchIdxs alg t) where
{-@ mmempty :: t:ByteStringNE -> MatchIdxsT t @-}
mmempty t = Small t BS.empty

{-@ mmconcat :: (Foldable t) => Alg -> tg:ByteStringNE -> t (MatchIdxsT tg) -> (MatchIdxsT tg) @-}
mmconcat alg t = foldr (mmappend alg t) (mmempty t)

{-@ qualif BB(v:Int, n:Int, d:Int, b:BS.ByteString): v <= (n + d) - bLength b @-}

{-@ mmappend :: Alg -> t:ByteStringNE -> MatchIdxsT t -> MatchIdxsT t -> MatchIdxsT t @-}
mmappend alg t mx my =
  let fringeLen = BS.length t - 1
      idxFun    = indices alg t
  in
  case (mx, my) of
    (Small tx x, Small _ y) -> myIndices alg tx (x <> y)
    (Small tx x, MatchIdxs _ yLen ly iy rt) -> MatchIdxs tx xyLen lt is rt
       where
         xyLen = xLen + yLen
         xLen  = BS.length x
         xly   = BS.append x ly
         lt    = BS.take fringeLen xly
         is    = idxFun xly ++ map (+ xLen) iy
    (MatchIdxs tx xLen lt ix rx, Small ty y) -> MatchIdxs tx xyLen lt (ix ++ is) rt
       where
         xyLen = xLen + yLen
         yLen  = BS.length y
         is    = map (+ (xLen - fringeLen)) (idxFun rxy)
         rt    = BS.drop (BS.length rxy - fringeLen) rxy
         rxy   = BS.append rx y
    (MatchIdxs tx xLen lt ix rx, MatchIdxs ty yLen ly iy rt) -> MatchIdxs tx xyLen lt (ix ++ is) rt
       where
         xyLen = xLen + yLen
         is    = ixy ++ map (+ xLen) iy
         ixy   = map (+ (xLen - fringeLen)) $ idxFun (BS.append rx ly)

-- | Example applications
--
-- The bufLen and chunkSz arguments are there to exercise the monoid,
-- though they also foreshadow a parallel implementation.
{-@ indicesBS' :: Alg -> Int -> Int -> ByteStringNE -> BS.ByteString -> [Int] @-}
indicesBS' alg bufLen chunkSz t bs =
  let si = mmconcat alg t . map (mmconcat alg t) . chunksOf bufLen . map (myIndices alg t) $ chunksBS chunkSz bs in
  matchIdxsIs si

{-@ indicesBS, indicesNaive :: Int -> Int -> ByteStringNE -> BS.ByteString -> [Int] @-}
indicesBS    = indicesBS' BM   -- RJ (Proxy :: Proxy BM)
indicesNaive = indicesBS' Spec -- RJ (Proxy :: Proxy Spec)

{-@ isInfixOfBS :: Int -> Int -> ByteStringNE -> BS.ByteString -> Bool @-}
isInfixOfBS bufLen chunkSz t = not . null . indicesBS bufLen chunkSz t

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
{-@ invariant {v:BS.ByteString | 0 <= bLength v } @-}
{-@ measure bLength :: BS.ByteString -> Int @-}
{-@ type LNat N = {v:Nat | v < N} @-}

chunksOf :: Int -> [a] -> [[a]]
chunksOf = undefined

{-@ assumeIndices :: t:ByteStringNE -> s:BS.ByteString -> [OkPos t s] @-}
assumeIndices :: BS.ByteString -> BS.ByteString -> [Int]
assumeIndices = undefined