-- Patch: views/levelCursorPopup.lua and views/inventoryCursorPopup.lua
--
-- `inventoryCursorPopup.set` is the convergence point for focus text in four
-- screens: inventory, craft, refine and trade. Patching it narrates all four
-- without touching any state file.
--
--   inventoryCursorPopup.set(lines, x, y, alignX, alignY) -- lines is a TABLE
--                                                            of {text=, icon=}
--
-- NOTE: levelCursorPopup (the examine cursor) is deliberately NOT handled here.
-- It is set from an animation-completion callback, so its text lands a keypress
-- late unless the player enables the game's "quickExaminationPopup" option.
-- accessibility/states/ingame_observe.lua polls the cursor position instead,
-- which is immediate and setting-independent.

local speech = require("accessibility.speech")

-- Suppress repeats: the setter is called on every mouse move, often with
-- unchanged content.
local lastInventoryText

local function linesToText(lines)
	if type(lines) ~= "table" then
		return nil
	end

	local parts = {}
	for _, line in ipairs(lines) do
		if type(line) == "table" and line.text then
			parts[#parts + 1] = line.text
		elseif type(line) == "string" then
			parts[#parts + 1] = line
		end
	end

	if #parts == 0 then
		return nil
	end

	return table.concat(parts, ". ")
end

return function()
	----------------------------------------------------------------------------
	-- inventoryCursorPopup: inventory, craft, refine, trade
	----------------------------------------------------------------------------
	local inventoryPopup = require("views.inventoryCursorPopup")

	local realInventorySet = inventoryPopup.set
	if not realInventorySet then
		error("views.inventoryCursorPopup has no set function -- game structure changed")
	end

	inventoryPopup.set = function(lines, ...)
		local result = realInventorySet(lines, ...)

		pcall(function()
			-- Stand down for any state that has its own descriptor. A descriptor
			-- knows about empty slots and tab changes, which this popup never sees
			-- (it is only called when there IS an item), so letting both speak
			-- would double up on every item.
			local states = require("states")
			local menus = require("accessibility.menus")
			if menus.loadDescriptor(states.getCurrent()) then
				return
			end

			local text = linesToText(lines)

			if not text then
				lastInventoryText = nil
				return
			end

			text = speech.normalise(text)
			if not text or text == lastInventoryText then
				return
			end
			lastInventoryText = text

			speech.say(text, true)
		end)

		return result
	end
end