/*  Part of SWISH

    Author:        Jan Wielemaker
    E-mail:        J.Wielemaker@vu.nl
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    Copyright (c)  2014-2016, VU University Amsterdam
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:- module(swish_render_tiles,
	  [ term_rendering//3			% +Term, +Vars, +Options
	  ]).
:- use_module(library(http/html_write)).
:- use_module('../render').

:- register_renderer(tiles, "Render chess board representations").

/** <module> SWISH chessboard renderer

Render chessboards. Currently only deals with the N-queens problem. This
file is nevertheless called =chess.pl= because   it should be trivial to
extend this to more general chess positions.

The   styling   is    a    small     modification    of    [CSS3   Chess
Board](http://designindevelopment.com/css/css3-chess-board/)
*/

%%	term_rendering(+Term, +Vars, +Options)//
%
%	Render an N-queens  problem.  This   renderer  assumes  that the
%	solution is represented by a permutation   of a list of integers
%	1..N, where the I-th integer describes   the column of the queen
%	at row I.

term_rendering(Term, _Vars, _Options) -->
	{ is_map(Term,Tiles),
    Term=..[_,_|Rows],
	  length(Rows, N),
	  LineHeight0 is ceiling(500/N),
    (LineHeight0>32->
      LineHeight=LineHeight0
    ;
      LineHeight=32
    )
	},
	html(div([ style('display:inline-block;'
			),
		   'data-render'('Tile map')
		 ],
		 [table(\tiles(Rows,Tiles,LineHeight)),
		   \tile_map_style
		 ])).

is_map(Term,Tiles) :-
  Term=..[map,Tiles,R1|Rows],
  is_list(Tiles),
  R1=..[_|Row1],
  length(Row1,W),
  maplist(row_length(W),Rows).

row_length(W,Row):-
  Row=..[row|R],
  length(R,W).

tiles([],_Tiles,_Width) --> [].
tiles([H|T],Tiles,Width) -->
  {H=..[_|Row]},
	html(tr(\nrow(Row,Tiles,Width))),
	tiles(T,Tiles,Width).

nrow([],_Tiles,_Width) --> !.
nrow([Tile|TTiles],Tiles,Width) -->
	{ member(tile(Tile,URL),Tiles) },
	  html(td(img([src(URL),alt(Tile),width(Width)],[]))),
	nrow(TTiles,Tiles,Width).


tile_map_style -->
	html({|html||
<style>
table { border-collapse: collapse; padding: 0px; }
table tr td { padding: 0px; border-collapse: collapse;}
</style>
	     |}).