# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

# Copyright (c) 2016-2023 by University of Kassel and Fraunhofer Institute for Energy Economics
# and Energy System Technology (IEE), Kassel. All rights reserved.

from pandapower.auxiliary import _detect_read_write_flag, write_to_net
from pandapower.control.basic_controller import Controller

try:
    import pandaplan.core.pplog as logging
except ImportError:
    import logging

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)


class ConstControl(Controller):
    """
    Class representing a generic time series controller for a specified element and variable.
    Control strategy: "No Control" -> updates values of specified elements according to timeseries input data.
    If ConstControl is used without timeseries input data, it will reset the controlled values to the initial values,
    preserving the initial net state.
    The timeseries values are written to net during time_step before the initial powerflow run and before other controllers' control_step.
    It is possible to set attributes of objects that are contained in a net table, e.g. attributes of other controllers. This can be helpful
    e.g. if a voltage setpoint of a transformer tap changer depends on the time step.
    An attribute of an object in the "object" column of a table (e.g. net.controller["object"] -> net.controller.object.at[0, "vm_set_pu"]
    can be set if the attribute is specified as "object.attribute" (e.g. "object.vm_set_pu").

    INPUT:

        **net** (attrdict) - The net in which the controller resides

        **element** - element table ('sgen', 'load' etc.)

        **variable** - variable ('p_mw', 'q_mvar', 'vm_pu', 'tap_pos' etc.)

        **element_index** (int[]) - IDs of the controlled elements

        **data_source** (obj) - The data source that provides profile data

        **profile_name** (str[]) - The profile names of the elements in the data source


    OPTIONAL:

        **scale_factor** (real, 1.0) - Scaling factor for time series input values

        **in_service** (bool, True) - Indicates if the controller is currently in_service

        **recycle** (bool, True) - Re-use of internal-data in a time series loop.

        **drop_same_existing_ctrl** (bool, False) - Indicates if already existing controllers of
        the same type and with the same matching parameters (e.g. at same element) should be
        dropped

    .. note:: If multiple elements are represented with one controller, the data source must have
        integer columns. At the moment, only the DFData format is tested for the multiple const
        control.
    """

    def __init__(self, net, element, variable, element_index, profile_name=None, data_source=None,
                 scale_factor=1.0, in_service=True, recycle=True, order=-1, level=-1,
                 drop_same_existing_ctrl=False, matching_params=None,
                 initial_run=False, **kwargs):
        # just calling init of the parent
        if matching_params is None:
            matching_params = {"element": element, "variable": variable,
                               "element_index": element_index}
        super().__init__(net, in_service=in_service, recycle=recycle, order=order, level=level,
                         drop_same_existing_ctrl=drop_same_existing_ctrl,
                         matching_params=matching_params, initial_run=initial_run,
                         **kwargs)

        # data source for time series values
        self.data_source = data_source
        # ids of sgens or loads
        self.element_index = element_index
        # element type
        self.element = element
        self.values = None
        self.profile_name = profile_name
        self.scale_factor = scale_factor
        self.applied = False
        self.write_flag, self.variable = _detect_read_write_flag(net, element, element_index, variable)
        self.set_recycle(net)

    def set_recycle(self, net):
        allowed_elements = ["load", "sgen", "storage", "gen", "ext_grid", "trafo", "trafo3w", "line"]
        if net.controller.at[self.index, 'recycle'] is False or self.element not in allowed_elements:
            # if recycle is set to False by the user when creating the controller it is deactivated
            # or when const control controls an element which is not able to be recycled
            net.controller.at[self.index, 'recycle'] = False
            return
        # these variables determine what is re-calculated during a time series run
        recycle = dict(trafo=False, gen=False, bus_pq=False)
        if self.element in ["sgen", "load", "storage"] and self.variable in ["p_mw", "q_mvar",
                                                                             "scaling"]:
            recycle["bus_pq"] = True
        if self.element in ["gen"] and self.variable in ["p_mw", "vm_pu", "scaling"] \
                or self.element in ["ext_grid"] and self.variable in ["vm_pu", "va_degree"]:
            recycle["gen"] = True
        if self.element in ["trafo", "trafo3w", "line"]:
            recycle["trafo"] = True
        # recycle is either the dict what should be recycled
        # or False if the element + variable combination is not supported
        net.controller.at[self.index, 'recycle'] = recycle if any(list(recycle.values())) else False

    def time_step(self, net, time):
        """
        Get the values of the element from data source
        Write to pandapower net by calling write_to_net()
        If ConstControl is used without a data_source, it will reset the controlled values to the initial values,
        preserving the initial net state.
        """
        self.applied = False
        if self.data_source is None:
            self.values = net[self.element][self.variable].loc[self.element_index]
        else:
            self.values = self.data_source.get_time_step_value(time_step=time,
                                                               profile_name=self.profile_name,
                                                               scale_factor=self.scale_factor)
        if self.values is not None:
            write_to_net(net, self.element, self.element_index, self.variable, self.values, self.write_flag)

    def is_converged(self, net):
        """
        Actual implementation of the convergence criteria: If controller is applied, it can stop
        """
        return self.applied

    def control_step(self, net):
        """
        Set applied to True, which means that the values set in time_step have been included in the load flow calculation.
        """
        self.applied = True

    def __str__(self):
        return super().__str__() + " [%s.%s]" % (self.element, self.variable)
