#pragma once

#include <map>
#include <list>
#include <string>
#include <set>
#include <initializer_list>

#include <DataTypes/IDataType.h>
#include <Core/Names.h>


namespace DB
{

struct NameAndTypePair
{
    String name;
    DataTypePtr type;

    NameAndTypePair() {}
    NameAndTypePair(const String & name_, const DataTypePtr & type_) : name(name_), type(type_) {}

    bool operator<(const NameAndTypePair & rhs) const
    {
        return std::forward_as_tuple(name, type->getName()) < std::forward_as_tuple(rhs.name, rhs.type->getName());
    }

    bool operator==(const NameAndTypePair & rhs) const
    {
        return name == rhs.name && type->equals(*rhs.type);
    }
};

using NamesAndTypes = std::vector<NameAndTypePair>;

class NamesAndTypesList : public std::list<NameAndTypePair>
{
public:
    NamesAndTypesList() {}

    NamesAndTypesList(std::initializer_list<NameAndTypePair> init) : std::list<NameAndTypePair>(init) {}

    template <typename Iterator>
    NamesAndTypesList(Iterator begin, Iterator end) : std::list<NameAndTypePair>(begin, end) {}


    void readText(ReadBuffer & buf);
    void writeText(WriteBuffer & buf) const;

    String toString() const;
    static NamesAndTypesList parse(const String & s);

    /// All `rhs` elements must be different.
    bool isSubsetOf(const NamesAndTypesList & rhs) const;

    /// Hamming distance between sets
    ///  (in other words, the added and deleted columns are counted once, the columns that changed the type - twice).
    size_t sizeOfDifference(const NamesAndTypesList & rhs) const;

    /// If an element changes type, it is present both in deleted (with the old type) and in added (with the new type).
    void getDifference(const NamesAndTypesList & rhs, NamesAndTypesList & deleted, NamesAndTypesList & added) const;

    Names getNames() const;
    DataTypes getTypes() const;

    /// Leave only the columns whose names are in the `names`. In `names` there can be superfluous columns.
    NamesAndTypesList filter(const NameSet & names) const;

    /// Leave only the columns whose names are in the `names`. In `names` there can be superfluous columns.
    NamesAndTypesList filter(const Names & names) const;

    /// Unlike `filter`, returns columns in the order in which they go in `names`.
    NamesAndTypesList addTypes(const Names & names) const;

    /// Check that column contains in list
    bool contains(const String & name) const;

    /// Try to get column by name, return empty optional if column not found
    std::optional<NameAndTypePair> tryGetByName(const std::string & name) const;
};

}