(ns com.aurellem.run.image

   (:use (com.aurellem.gb saves gb-driver util constants

                          items vbm characters money

                          rlm-assembly))

   (:use (com.aurellem.run util music title save-corruption

                           bootstrap-0 bootstrap-1))

   (:require clojure.string)

   (:import [com.aurellem.gb.gb_driver SaveState])

   (:import java.io.File))

 

 ;; want to display an image onto the screen.

 ;; probably will be the six ponies, possibly with scrolling. 

 

 ;; probably don't need hi-color mode since the images shuld be

 ;; simple. 

 

 ;; use background tiles?  they provide greater color depth than

 ;; sprites, and can still be scrolled, so why not? 

 

 ;; could also use sprites to get 3 more colors per tile for a total of

 ;; 7 colors per tile, although not for all tiles...

 

 

 

 ;; want a function to

 

 ;; 1. read an image

 ;; 2. split into a grid of 8x8 pixels

 ;; 3. convert all RGB colors to gb-RGB colors

 ;; 4. determine efficient color palletes for the image

 ;; 5. output efficient assembly code to draw the image to the gb

 ;; screen.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 (def image-program-target 0xB000)

 

 (def display-width 160)

 (def display-height 144)

 

 

 

 ;{:r :g :b }

 

 (def character-data     0x8000)

 (def character-data-end 0x97FF)

 

 

 

 

 (def BG-data-1 0x9800)

 

 (def BG-data-2 0x9C00)

 

 (def OAM 0xFE00)

 

 

 

 (def video-bank-select-register 0xFF4F)

 

 (defn gb-rgb->bits [[r g b]]

   (assert (<= 0 r 31))

   (assert (<= 0 g 31))

   (assert (<= 0 b 31))

   [(bit-and

     0xFF

     (+

      r

      (bit-shift-left g 5)))

    (+

     (bit-shift-right g 3)

     (bit-shift-left  b 2))])

 

 

 (def bg-palette-select 0xFF68)

 (def bg-palette-data   0xFF69)

 

 (def obj-palette-select 0xFF6A)

 (def obj-palette-data   0xFF6B)

 

 (def max-palettes 8)

 

 (defn write-data [target data]

     (flatten

      [0x3E ;; load literal to A

       data

       0xEA ;; load A into target

       (reverse (disect-bytes-2 target))]))

 

 (defn begin-sequential-palette-write

   [palette-num palette-select-address]

   (assert (<= 0 palette-num max-palettes))

   (assert

    (or (= palette-select-address bg-palette-select)

        (= palette-select-address obj-palette-select)))

   (let [palette-write-data

         (Integer/parseInt

          (str "1" ;; auto increment

               "0" ;; not used

               (format

                "%03d"

                (Integer/parseInt

                 (Integer/toBinaryString palette-num) 10))

               "00" ;; color num

               "0"  ;; H/L

               ) 2)]

     (write-data palette-select-address palette-write-data)))

         

 (defn set-palettes [palette-select palette-data palettes]

   (assert (<= (count palettes)) max-palettes)

   (flatten 

    [(begin-sequential-palette-write 0 palette-select)

     (map (partial write-data palette-data)

          (flatten (map gb-rgb->bits palettes)))]))

 

 (defn display-one-color

   "Displayes a single color onto the gameboy screen. Input rgb in

    gameboy rgb."

   ([state [r g b]]

      ;; construct a kernel that displays a single color

      (let

          [palettes (repeat 8 [r g b])

           kernel-address 0xC000

           kernel

           [0xF3 ;; disable interrupts

            (clear-music-registers)

            (frame-metronome)

            (set-palettes obj-palette-select obj-palette-data palettes)

            (set-palettes bg-palette-select bg-palette-data palettes)

            (infinite-loop)]]

        (-> (set-memory-range state

                              kernel-address (flatten kernel))

            (PC! kernel-address))))

   ([[r g b]]

      (display-one-color @current-state [r g b])))

 

 ;;(require 'cortex.sense)

 (import java.awt.image.BufferedImage)

 

 ;; (defn show-screenshot []

 ;;   (let [im (BufferedImage. 160 144 BufferedImage/TYPE_INT_RGB)

 ;;         pix (vec (pixels))

 ;;         view (cortex.sense/view-image)]

 ;;     (dorun (for [x (range 160) y (range 144)]

 ;;              (.setRGB im x y (pix (+ x (* 160 y))))))

 ;;     (view im)))

 

 (defn gb-rgb->vga-rgb [[r g b]]

   (let [vga-rgb  

         (first (pixels

                 (run-moves

                  (display-one-color

                   (tick @current-state)

                   [r g b])

                  [[][]])))]

     [(bit-shift-right (bit-and vga-rgb 0xFF0000) 16)

      (bit-shift-right (bit-and vga-rgb 0xFF00) 8)

      (bit-and vga-rgb 0xFF)]))

 

 (defn generate-gb-color-map []

   (set-state! (mid-game))

   (let [gb-colors

         (for [r (range 32)

               g (range 32)

               b (range 32)]

           [r g b])]

     (zipmap gb-colors

             (map gb-rgb->vga-rgb

                  gb-colors))))

 

 (import java.io.FileWriter)

 

 (def gb-color-map-file

   (File. user-home "proj/vba-clojure/gb-color-map"))

 

 (defn write-gb-color-map! []

   (binding [*out*(FileWriter. gb-color-map-file)]

     (let [out-str

           (.replace

            (str 

             (into (sorted-map) (generate-gb-color-map)))

            "," ",\n")]

       (println out-str))))

 

 (def gb-color-map 

   (read-string (slurp gb-color-map-file)))

 

 (import javax.imageio.stream.FileImageOutputStream)

 (import '(javax.imageio ImageWriteParam IIOImage ImageIO))

 

 

 (defn gen-gb-color-image! []

   (let [im (BufferedImage. 68 69 BufferedImage/TYPE_INT_RGB)

         pix (vec

 

              (reduce

               concat

               (map (partial

                     sort-by

                     (fn [[r g b]]

                       (let [s (max r g b)

                             det

                             (cond

                              (= s r)

                              (+ -1000 (- g) b)

                              (= s b)

                              (+ (- r) g)

                              (= s g)

                              (+ 1000 (- b) r))]

                         det)))

                    (partition

                     68 68 []

                     (sort-by

                      (fn euclidean-distance [[r g b]]

                        (Math/sqrt (+ (* r r) (* g g) (* b b))))

                      (filter

                       (fn [[r g b]]

                         (= (max r g b) b ))

                      

                       (seq (set (vals gb-color-map)))))))))

         ;;view (cortex.sense/view-image)

         target (File. user-home "proj/vba-clojure/gb-color-map-unique.png")]

     (dorun (for [x (range 68) y (range 69)]

              (let [[r g b] (get pix (+ x (* 68 y)) [0 0 0])

                    rgb (+ (bit-shift-left r 16)

                           (bit-shift-left g 8)

                           b)]

                (.setRGB im x y rgb))))

     ;;(view im)

     (doto

         (.next (ImageIO/getImageWritersByFormatName "png"))

       (.setOutput (FileImageOutputStream. target))

       (.write (IIOImage. im nil nil))

       (.dispose))

     im))

           

 (defn gen-gb-color-image*! []

   (let [im (BufferedImage. 213 213 BufferedImage/TYPE_INT_RGB)

         squares

         (vec

          (for [r (range 32)]

            (vec

             (for [b (range 32) g (range 32)]

               (gb-color-map [r g b])))))

         ;;view (cortex.sense/view-image)

         target (File. user-home "proj/vba-clojure/gb-color-map.png")]

 

     (dorun

      (for [s-index (range 32)]

        (dorun

         (for [x (range 32) y (range 32)]

           

           (let [[r g b] ((squares s-index) (+ x (* 32 y))) 

                 rgb (+ (bit-shift-left r 16)

                        (bit-shift-left g 8)

                        b)]

             (.setRGB im

                      (+ 3 (* 35 (rem s-index 6)) x)

                      (+ 3 (* 35 (int (/ s-index 6))) y)

                      rgb))))))

     ;;(view im)

     (doto

         (.next (ImageIO/getImageWritersByFormatName "png"))

       (.setOutput (FileImageOutputStream. target))

       (.write (IIOImage. im nil nil))

       (.dispose))

     im))

 

 (def test-image

   (ImageIO/read

    (File. user-home "/proj/vba-clojure/images/test-gb-image.png")))

 

 (defn rgb->triplet [rgb]

   (let [r (bit-shift-right (bit-and rgb 0xFF0000) 16)

         g (bit-shift-right (bit-and rgb 0xFF00)    8)

         b                  (bit-and rgb 0xFF)]

     [r g b]))

 

 (def reverse-gb-color-map

   (zipmap (vals gb-color-map)

           (keys gb-color-map)))

 

 (defn vga-rgb->gb-rgb [[r g b]]

   (reverse-gb-color-map [r g b]))

 

 (defn gb-tiles [^BufferedImage image]

   (for [tile (range 360)]

     (for [x (range 8) y (range 8)]

       (vga-rgb->gb-rgb

        (rgb->triplet

         (.getRGB image (+ x (* 8 (rem tile 20)))

                  (+ y (* 8 (int (/ tile 20))))))))))

 

 (defn tile->palette [tile]

   (vec (sort (set tile))))

 

 (require 'clojure.set)

 

 (defn absorb-contract [objs]

   (reduce

    (fn [accepted new-element]

      (if (some

           (fn [obj]

             (clojure.set/subset? (set new-element) (set obj)))

           accepted)

        accepted

        (conj accepted new-element)))

    []

    (sort-by (comp - count) objs)))

 

 (defn absorb-combine-4 [objs]

 

   )

 

 (defn palettes [^BufferedImage image]

   (let [palettes (map tile->palette (gb-tiles image))

         unique-palettes (absorb-contract (set palettes))]

     unique-palettes))

 

 (defn tile-pallete

   "find the first appropirate palette for the tile in the

    provided list of palettes."

   [tile palettes]

   (let [tile-colors (set tile)]

     (swank.util/find-first

      #(clojure.set/subset? tile-colors (set %))

      palettes)))

 

 

 (defn image->gb-image

     "Returns the image in a format amenable to the gameboy's

      internal representation.  The format is:

      {:width    --  width of the image

       :height   --  height of the image

       :palettes --  vector of all the palettes the image

                     needs, in proper order

       :tiles    --  vector of all the tiles the image needs,

                     in proper order. A tile is 64 palette

                     indices.

       :data     --  vector of pairs of the format:

                     [tile-index, palette-index]

                     in row-oriented order}"

   [^BufferedImage image]

   (let [image-palettes (palettes image)

         palette-index (zipmap

                        image-palettes

                        (range (count image-palettes)))

         tiles (gb-tiles image)

         unique-tiles (vec (distinct tiles))

         tile-index (zipmap unique-tiles

                            (range (count unique-tiles)))]

     {:width (.getWidth image)

      :height (.getHeight image)

      :palettes image-palettes

      :tiles

      (vec

       (for [tile unique-tiles]

         (let [colors

               (vec (tile-pallete tile image-palettes))

               color-index

               (zipmap colors (range (count colors)))]

           (mapv color-index tile))))

      :data

      (vec 

       (for [tile tiles]

         (let [tile-colors (set (tile->palette tile))]

           [(tile-index tile)

            (palette-index

             (tile-pallete tile image-palettes))])))}))

 

 

 

 (defn wait-until-v-blank

   "Modified version of frame-metronome. waits untill LY == 144,

    indicating start of v-blank period."

   []

   (let [timing-loop

         [0x01 ; \

          0x44 ;  | load 0xFF44 into BC

          0xFF ; /  

          0x0A] ;; (BC) -> A, now A = LY (vertical line coord)

         continue-if-144

         [0xFE

          144  ;; compare LY (in A) with 144

          0x20 ;; jump back to beginning if LY != 144 (not-v-blank)

          (->signed-8-bit

           (+ -4 (- (count timing-loop))))]]

     (concat timing-loop continue-if-144)))

 

 

 (def bg-character-data 0x9000)

 

 (defn gb-tile->bytes

   "Tile is a vector of 64 numbers between 0 and 3 that

    represent a single 8x8 color tile in the GB screen.

    It gets bit-packed into to 16 8-bit numbers in the following

    form:

 

    0-low  1-low  ... 7-low

    0-high 1-high ... 7-high

    .

    .

    .

    55-low  ........ 63-low

    55-high ........ 63-high"

   [tile]

   (let [row->bits

         (fn [row]

           (mapv

            (fn [row*]

              (Integer/parseInt (apply str row*) 2))

            [(map #(bit-and 0x01 %) row)

             (map #(bit-shift-right (bit-and 0x02 %) 1)

                  row)]))]

     (vec

      (flatten

       (map row->bits

            (partition 8 tile))))))

 

   

 

 (defn display-image-kernel [^BufferedImage image]

   (let [gb-image (image->gb-image image)]

   

     [(clear-music-registers)

 

      ;; [ ] disable LCD protection circuit.

      

      ;; now we can write to all video RAM anytime with

      ;; impunity.

 

 

      

      ;; we're only using background palettes; just set the

      ;; minimum required bg palettes for this image,

      ;; starting with palette #0.

 

      (set-palettes bg-palette-select bg-palette-data

                    (:palettes gb-image))

 

      ;; [ ] switch to bank 0 to set BG character data.

      

      

      ;; [ ] write minimum amount of tiles to BG character

      ;; section

      

 

 

      ;; [ ] disable the display of OBJ tiles.

      

 

      ;; [ ] reactivate the LCD display

      

 

      (infinite-loop)

 

      

   )