connectPorts function

Implementation

void connectPorts(
  PortReference driver,
  PortReference receiver, {
  String? driverPathNewPortName,
  String? receiverPathNewPortName,
  bool allowDriverPathUniquification = true,
  bool allowReceiverPathUniquification = true,
}) {
  // TODO(mkorbel1): need to add better control over naming of intermediate
  //  ports -- default allow renaming? or should it prefer the top/leaf?

  if (driver.module.hasBuilt || receiver.module.hasBuilt) {
    throw RohdBridgeException('Cannot connect ports after build.');
  }

  final driverInstance = driver.module;
  final receiverInstance = receiver.module;

  BridgeModule? commonParent;

  final driverContainsReceiver =
      driver.module.getHierarchyDownTo(receiver.module) != null;

  final receiverContainsDriver =
      receiver.module.getHierarchyDownTo(driver.module) != null;

  if (!driverContainsReceiver &&
      !receiverContainsDriver &&
      driverInstance != receiverInstance &&
      (driver.direction == receiver.direction) &&
      ((driver.direction != PortDirection.inOut) ||
          (receiver.direction != PortDirection.inOut))) {
    // e.g. feed-through
    throw RohdBridgeException(
        'Unhandled directionality and hierarchy of driver and receiver.');
  } else if ((driverContainsReceiver || receiverContainsDriver) &&
      (receiver.direction != driver.direction) &&
      (receiver.direction != PortDirection.inOut &&
          driver.direction != PortDirection.inOut)) {
    final containsStr = driverContainsReceiver
        ? 'driver ${driver.module.name} contains'
            ' receiver ${receiver.module.name}'
        : 'receiver ${receiver.module.name} contains'
            ' driver ${driver.module.name}';

    throw RohdBridgeException(
        'Vertical connections should have the same direction,'
        ' but with $driver driving $receiver, '
        ' $containsStr, but directions are'
        ' ${driver.direction} and ${receiver.direction}, respectively.');
  } else {
    commonParent =
        findCommonParent(driverInstance, receiverInstance) as BridgeModule?;

    if (driverContainsReceiver || receiverContainsDriver) {
      if (receiver.portName == driver.portName) {
        // if we're going up/down and the port names are the same, then we
        // should keep the intermediate name the same
        driverPathNewPortName ??= driver.portName;
        receiverPathNewPortName ??= receiver.portName;
      }
    }
  }
  if (commonParent == null) {
    throw RohdBridgeException('No common parent found between'
        ' $driverInstance and $receiverInstance');
  }

  // start from the driver
  var driverPortRef = driver;

  if (driverInstance != commonParent) {
    // we need to punch upwards from the driver to the common parent

    final driverPath = commonParent.getHierarchyDownTo(driverInstance)!;

    for (var i = driverPath.length - 2; i >= 1; i--) {
      final driverPathI = driverPath[i] as BridgeModule;
      final uniqName = driverPathI._getUniquePortName(
        driverPortRef,
        initialName: driverPathNewPortName,
        allowNameUniquification: allowDriverPathUniquification,
      );

      driverPortRef = driverPortRef.punchUpTo(
        driverPathI,
        newPortName: uniqName,
      );
    }
  }

  // now start from the receiver, pulling up
  var receiverPortRef = receiver;

  // keep track of all created receiver ports so far so we can update
  // the corresponding modules' [_upperSourceMap]s
  final createdReceiverPorts = <PortReference>[];

  if (receiverInstance != commonParent) {
    // we need to punch upwards from the receiver to the common parent

    final receiverPath = commonParent.getHierarchyDownTo(receiverInstance)!;

    for (var i = receiverPath.length - 2; i >= 1; i--) {
      // find if there are ports that are already connected to the driver from
      // anywhere up the chain
      final upperTargets = TraverseableCollection<PortReference>()
        ..add(driverPortRef);
      // TODO(mkorbel1): is there a more efficient way to do this search? can
      //  something be cached efficiently?

      final receiverPathI = receiverPath[i] as BridgeModule;

      for (var upperTargIdx = 0;
          upperTargIdx < upperTargets.length;
          upperTargIdx++) {
        final upperTarg = upperTargets[upperTargIdx];
        final upperTargTargs = receiverPath
            .getRange(1, i + 1)
            .map((receiverPathMod) =>
                (receiverPathMod as BridgeModule)._upperSourceMap[upperTarg])
            .nonNulls;

        for (final iterUpperTargi in upperTargTargs) {
          if (receiverPathI._upperSourceMap.containsKey(iterUpperTargi)) {
            // if we already have a known connection up to the driver from
            // here, then we can just connect to the existing port and exit
            // immediately
            receiverPortRef
                .gets(receiverPathI._upperSourceMap[iterUpperTargi]!);
            return;
          }

          upperTargets.add(iterUpperTargi);
        }
      }

      final uniqName = receiverPathI._getUniquePortName(
        receiverPortRef,
        initialName: receiverPathNewPortName,
        allowNameUniquification: allowReceiverPathUniquification,
      );

      receiverPortRef =
          receiverPortRef.punchUpTo(receiverPathI, newPortName: uniqName);

      createdReceiverPorts.add(receiverPortRef);

      // now we tell all prior-created ports that they can access the current
      // receiver port via the port that was created.
      for (final createdReceiverPort in createdReceiverPorts) {
        final receiverPortModule = createdReceiverPort.module;
        assert(!receiverPortModule._upperSourceMap.containsKey(receiverPortRef),
            'should not be recreating a path if one already exists.');
        receiverPortModule._upperSourceMap[receiverPortRef] =
            createdReceiverPort;
      }
    }
  }

  // also notify about the top-level driver
  for (final createdReceiverPort in [receiver, ...createdReceiverPorts]) {
    final receiverPortModule = createdReceiverPort.module;

    receiverPortModule._upperSourceMap[driverPortRef] = createdReceiverPort;
  }

  receiverPortRef.gets(driverPortRef);
}