"""
path_integral.py
Quantum Logical Framework (QLF) – Path Integral Statistics
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Now fully upgraded for RhoQuCalc:
• Supports parallel processes from engine.parallel()
• Supports replication via engine.replicate()
• Computes exact history multiplicity for Rho-style inputs
• Backward-compatible with old single-prefix usage

Author: Jim Whitescarver + Grok (xAI) – April 23, 2026
Repo: https://github.com/jimscarver/quantum-logical-framework
"""

from qucalc_engine import PossibilistEngine, is_zfa_closed
from typing import Dict, Any, List, Union
import itertools

# Global shared engine (same instance used by quantum_simulator.py)
engine = PossibilistEngine()


def count_history_multiplicity(processes: Union[str, List[str]]) -> Dict[str, Any]:
    """
    Compute exact path-integral multiplicity for RhoQuCalc processes.
    
    Accepts:
      - Single history string (legacy)
      - List of strings (from engine.parallel())
      - Replicated processes are automatically expanded
    
    Returns dict with:
      total_multiplicity, closed_histories, open_prefixes, statistics
    """
    if isinstance(processes, str):
        processes = [processes]  # legacy single prefix → list of one

    total_multiplicity = 0
    closed_histories: List[str] = []
    open_prefixes: List[str] = []

    for proc in processes:
        # Close the process if not already ZFA
        if is_zfa_closed(proc):
            closed = proc
        else:
            closed = engine.core_engine.find_zfa(proc)

        if closed and is_zfa_closed(closed):
            closed_histories.append(closed)
            # Count all ZFA closures reachable from this prefix (path-integral multiplicity)
            total_multiplicity += len(engine.core_engine.find_all_zfa(closed, extra_depth=4))
        else:
            open_prefixes.append(proc)

    # Rho replication multiplier (if any process was replicated)
    # The list length already encodes replication, so no extra factor needed here

    stats = {
        "total_multiplicity": total_multiplicity,
        "closed_count": len(closed_histories),
        "open_count": len(open_prefixes),
        "closed_histories": closed_histories[:10],  # first 10 for display
        "open_prefixes": open_prefixes[:5],
        "is_fully_closed": len(open_prefixes) == 0
    }

    return stats


def count_rho_process(rho_code: str) -> Dict[str, Any]:
    """
    High-level convenience: transpile Rho code then compute multiplicity.
    Works directly with parallel | and * replication.
    """
    from rho_transpiler import execute_rho
    sim_result = execute_rho(rho_code)

    # Extract the list of processes generated by the transpiler
    processes = []
    for key, value in sim_result.items():
        if isinstance(value, dict) and "input" in value:
            processes.append(value["input"])

    if not processes:
        # fallback: use raw Rho execution result if needed
        processes = list(sim_result.keys())

    return count_history_multiplicity(processes)


# =============================================================================
# DEMO / SELF-TEST
# =============================================================================
if __name__ == "__main__":
    print("=== QLF Path Integral with RhoQuCalc Support ===\n")

    # Example 1: Single legacy prefix
    print("1. Legacy single prefix:")
    legacy_stats = count_history_multiplicity("^>v<")
    print(legacy_stats)

    # Example 2: Bell state (parallel + ApplyZfa)
    bell_rho = """
new a, b in
  (a ! (@^) | b ! (@^)) |
  ApplyZfa(a, "ZFA_FLUXOID") |
  ApplyZfa(b, "ZFA_FLUXOID")
"""
    print("\n2. Bell state (parallel Rho process):")
    bell_stats = count_rho_process(bell_rho)
    print(bell_stats)

    # Example 3: Double-slit with replication
    slit_rho = """
new slit1, slit2 in
  (^ ! (> ! (@slit1)) | ^ ! (< ! (@slit2))) |
  *ApplyZfa(slit1, "ZFA_MIN_SQUARE") |
  *ApplyZfa(slit2, "ZFA_MIN_SQUARE")
"""
    print("\n3. Double-slit with replication (*):")
    slit_stats = count_rho_process(slit_rho)
    print(slit_stats)

    # Example 4: 8-particle gas
    gas_rho = """
*ApplyZfa(particle, "ZFA_FLUXOID")
"""
    print("\n4. 8-particle gas (replication):")
    gas_stats = count_rho_process(gas_rho)
    print(gas_stats)

    print("\n✅ path_integral.py is now fully RhoQuCalc-native!")
    print("   Use count_history_multiplicity() or count_rho_process()")
    print("   for any parallel or replicated process.")