-- ====================================================================
-- numodel.lua --- Lua data store for the numodel package (per-prefix)
-- numodel.lua  v0.7.0  2026/05/30
-- ====================================================================
--
-- Copyright (C) 2026 Paul Zuurbier <mail@paulzuurbier.nl>
--
-- This work may be distributed and/or modified under the conditions
-- of the LaTeX Project Public License, either version 1.3c of this
-- license or (at your option) any later version.  The latest version
-- of this license is in https://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt
--
-- This work has the LPPL maintenance status 'maintained'.
-- The Current Maintainer of this work is Paul Zuurbier.
--
-- This work consists of the files numodel.dtx and numodel.ins, the
-- derived file numodel.sty, and the companion Lua module numodel.lua.
-- ====================================================================
-- Stores values per (prefix, variable name).  Each model (prefix)
-- has its own varlist, steps and step counter.
--
-- Usage from TeX:
--   \directlua{numodel.init_prefix("lift")}
--   \directlua{numodel.register("lift", "liftV")}
--   \directlua{numodel.init("lift")}                   -- between runs
--   \directlua{numodel.record("lift", "liftV", 3.14)}
--   \directlua{numodel.end_step("lift")}
--   \directlua{numodel.get_coords("lift", "liftT", "liftV")}
--   \directlua{numodel.get_min("lift", "liftV")}
--   \directlua{numodel.get_max("lift", "liftV")}
--   \directlua{numodel.get_step("lift", "liftV", 3)}

local M = {}
numodel = M
M.models = {}  -- prefix -> {varlist, steps, nsteps}
debug = true

local function ensure(p)
    if not M.models[p] then
        M.models[p] = {varlist = {}, steps = {}, nsteps = 0}
    end
    return M.models[p]
end

function M.init_prefix(p)
    ensure(p)
end

function M.register(p, name)
    local m = ensure(p)
    m.steps[name] = {}
    m.varlist[#m.varlist + 1] = name
end

-- Reset step data for prefix p (keeps varlist, clears steps and nsteps).
function M.init(p)
    local m = M.models[p]
    if not m then return end
    for _, name in ipairs(m.varlist) do
        m.steps[name] = {}
    end
    m.nsteps = 0
end

function M.record(p, name, value)
    local m = M.models[p]
    if not m then return end
    local t = m.steps[name]
    if not t then return end
    t[#t + 1] = value
end

function M.end_step(p)
    local m = M.models[p]
    if not m then return end
    m.nsteps = m.nsteps + 1
end

function M.get_coords(p, xvar, yvar)
    local m = M.models[p]
    if not m then return end
    local xd = m.steps[xvar]
    local yd = m.steps[yvar]
    if not xd or not yd then return end
    local n = math.min(#xd, #yd)
    local parts = {}
    for i = 1, n do
        if xd[i] and yd[i] then
            parts[#parts + 1] = "(" .. xd[i] .. "," .. yd[i] .. ")"
        end
    end
    tex.sprint(table.concat(parts, " "))
end

function M.get_min(p, name)
    local m = M.models[p]
    if not m then tex.sprint("inf") return end
    local data = m.steps[name]
    if not data or #data == 0 then
        tex.sprint("inf")
        return
    end
    local mn = math.huge
    for _, v in ipairs(data) do
        if v and v < mn then mn = v end
    end
    tex.sprint(tostring(mn))
end

function M.get_max(p, name)
    local m = M.models[p]
    if not m then tex.sprint("-inf") return end
    local data = m.steps[name]
    if not data or #data == 0 then
        tex.sprint("-inf")
        return
    end
    local mx = -math.huge
    for _, v in ipairs(data) do
        if v and v > mx then mx = v end
    end
    tex.sprint(tostring(mx))
end

-- Value of variable 'name' at step 'step' (0-based).
-- Step 0 = initial state (before the first rule application).
-- Step 1 = state after the first rule application, etc.
function M.get_step(p, name, step)
    local m = M.models[p]
    if not m then return end
    local data = m.steps[name]
    if not data then return end
    -- Non-negative step: 0-based forward index (step 0 = initial values).
    -- Negative step: index from the end (-1 = last recorded step).
    local n = #data
    local idx = step >= 0 and step + 1 or n + step + 1
    if idx < 1 or idx > n then
        tex.error(string.format(
            "numodel: \\mstep index %d out of range for variable '%s' " ..
            "(prefix '%s' has %d recorded sample%s; valid indices: " ..
            "0..%d or %d..-1)",
            step, name, p, n, n == 1 and "" or "s",
            n - 1, -n),
            { "Call \\computemodel before \\mstep, and keep the index ",
              "within the recorded range -- see \\<prefix>steps." })
        return
    end
    tex.sprint(tostring(data[idx]))
end

function M.reset()
    M.models = {}
end

-- ====================================================================
-- Layout pipeline (Pillar A)
-- ====================================================================
-- Sole source of truth for flow-detection and auto-layout; the TeX
-- side renders the result via numodel.tex_writeback / emit_causals.
-- Term-aware flow classification (post-A4): between-flows are
-- detected by comparing normalized term-strings, so factor mismatches
-- correctly reject false positives (REFACTORNUMODEL.MD §1.5 / A4).
--
-- Per-prefix substructures populated below:
--
--   meta[name] = { type, text, gridx_init, gridy_init, decl_order }
--   rules[i]   = { target, expr, kind }
--   deps[target]      = { src1, src2, ... }   (declaration-order set)
--   flows.inflow[stock]        = flow_var
--   flows.outflow[stock]       = flow_var
--   flows.valve_for[var]       = stock        (var = inflow valve of stock)
--   flows.outvalve_for[var]    = stock
--   flows.between_valve[var]   = src_stock
--   flows.between_target[var]  = tgt_stock
--   flows.stock_valve[stock]   = src_stock    (stock-as-flow inflow)
--   layout[name] = { gridx, gridy, role, vpos_x, vpos_y }
--   occupied["gx,gy"] = name                  (kept as map for parity)
--   causals[i] = { src, tgt, bend, tgt_is_valve }

local function ensure_meta(p)
    local m = ensure(p)
    m.meta  = m.meta  or {}
    m.rules = m.rules or {}
    return m
end

function M.set_meta(p, name, opts)
    local m = ensure_meta(p)
    local prev = m.meta[name]
    local order = (prev and prev.decl_order) or (#m.varlist)
    m.meta[name] = {
        type       = opts.type or "aux",
        text       = opts.text or name,
        gridx_init = tonumber(opts.gridx) or -1,
        gridy_init = tonumber(opts.gridy) or -1,
        decl_order = order,
    }
end

function M.add_rule(p, target, expr, kind)
    local m = ensure_meta(p)
    m.rules[#m.rules + 1] = {
        target = target,
        expr   = expr or "",
        kind   = kind or "calc",
    }
end

-- --- helpers ----------------------------------------------------------

local function var_iter(m)
    -- Walk variables in declaration order (= varlist order).
    local i = 0
    return function()
        i = i + 1
        local n = m.varlist[i]
        if n then return n, m.meta[n] end
    end
end

-- Match \name as a control sequence in a detokenized-style string.
-- After \detokenize a control word is followed by a non-letter
-- (typically a space).  Within hand-built fixture strings we accept
-- the same boundaries.  Letters = ASCII a-zA-Z (TeX default catcodes).
local function cs_in_expr(name, expr)
    -- Need non-letter after the cs.  Anchor at start or after non-letter.
    -- Lua patterns: %a = letters.  We match "\name" + (non-letter | end).
    local pat = "\\" .. name:gsub("(%W)", "%%%1")
    local s, e = expr:find(pat, 1, false)
    while s do
        local nxt = expr:sub(e + 1, e + 1)
        if nxt == "" or not nxt:match("%a") then return true end
        s, e = expr:find(pat, e + 1, false)
    end
    return false
end

-- Find first variable (declaration order) whose \name appears in term,
-- excluding the target itself, system-typed vars, and display "dt".
-- An aux or stock variable wins over a constant: when both can be the
-- flow var of a term, the rate-bearing one is the meaningful valve
-- label, not the parameter that scales it.  Falls back to the first
-- constant if no aux/stock candidate is present.
local function first_flow_var(m, target, term)
    local fallback = nil
    for name, meta in var_iter(m) do
        if name ~= target
           and meta.type ~= "system"
           and meta.text ~= "dt"
           and cs_in_expr(name, term)
        then
            if meta.type == "aux" or meta.type == "stock" then
                return name
            elseif not fallback then
                fallback = name
            end
        end
    end
    return fallback
end

-- Tokenize an additive expression into top-level (sign, term) pairs.
-- Parentheses, braces, and brackets are treated as opaque blocks; only
-- top-level `+`/`-` split.  The leading term has implicit "+" if the
-- expression starts without an explicit sign.  Whitespace is preserved
-- in the returned term strings; callers normalise via normalize_term.
function M._tokenize_terms(expr)
    local terms = {}
    local n = #expr
    local i = 1
    while i <= n and expr:sub(i, i):match("%s") do i = i + 1 end
    local sign = "+"
    if i <= n and (expr:sub(i, i) == "+" or expr:sub(i, i) == "-") then
        sign = expr:sub(i, i)
        i = i + 1
    end
    while i <= n do
        while i <= n and expr:sub(i, i):match("%s") do i = i + 1 end
        local start = i
        local depth = 0
        while i <= n do
            local c = expr:sub(i, i)
            if c == "(" or c == "{" or c == "[" then
                depth = depth + 1
            elseif c == ")" or c == "}" or c == "]" then
                depth = depth - 1
            elseif (c == "+" or c == "-") and depth == 0 then
                break
            end
            i = i + 1
        end
        local term = expr:sub(start, i - 1):gsub("%s+$", "")
        if term ~= "" then
            terms[#terms + 1] = { sign = sign, term = term }
        end
        if i <= n then
            sign = expr:sub(i, i)
            i = i + 1
        else
            break
        end
    end
    return terms
end

-- Strip all whitespace for term-string equality comparison.  The
-- between-flow detection requires `\X * \Dt` and `\X*\Dt` to match.
local function normalize_term(s)
    return (s:gsub("%s+", ""))
end

-- Locate the first top-level parenthesised group in `s`.  Returns
-- start, end (character indices of the matching `(` and `)`) or nil
-- if no balanced top-level pair exists.  Square brackets and braces
-- count as their own nesting level but are not unwrapped here -- only
-- `(...)` is considered for term distribution.
local function find_top_paren(s)
    local n = #s
    local i = 1
    while i <= n do
        local c = s:sub(i, i)
        if c == "(" then
            local startp = i
            local d = 1
            local j = i + 1
            while j <= n and d > 0 do
                local cj = s:sub(j, j)
                if cj == "(" then d = d + 1
                elseif cj == ")" then d = d - 1 end
                j = j + 1
            end
            if d == 0 then return startp, j - 1 end
            return nil
        end
        i = i + 1
    end
    return nil
end

-- If `term` has the shape `<before>(A op B op ...)<after>` with at
-- least one top-level `+`/`-` inside the parens, redistribute it into
-- one term per inner additive component, combining the outer `sign`
-- with each inner sign.  Otherwise the original (sign, term) is
-- returned unchanged.  Only the leftmost top-level paren-group is
-- expanded; nested or sibling groups are left alone to avoid
-- combinatorial explosion.  Mirrors hand-distributing
-- `+(A - B) * C` into `+A*C , -B*C` for flow-classification purposes
-- -- the numeric value of the term does not need to be preserved,
-- only the variables it references and their sign.
function M._distribute_paren_term(sign, term)
    local sp, ep = find_top_paren(term)
    if not sp then
        return { { sign = sign, term = term } }
    end
    local inner = term:sub(sp + 1, ep - 1)
    local inner_terms = M._tokenize_terms(inner)
    if #inner_terms < 2 then
        return { { sign = sign, term = term } }
    end
    local before = term:sub(1, sp - 1)
    local after  = term:sub(ep + 1)
    -- Bail out if there's another paren-group on either side; the
    -- two-paren product `(A-B)*(C-D)` would need 4-way distribution.
    if before:find("(", 1, true) or after:find("(", 1, true) then
        return { { sign = sign, term = term } }
    end
    local out = {}
    for _, it in ipairs(inner_terms) do
        local combined_sign = (sign == it.sign) and "+" or "-"
        out[#out + 1] = {
            sign = combined_sign,
            term = before .. it.term .. after,
        }
    end
    return out
end

-- Split a top-level ternary `cond ? a : b`.  Returns
-- { cond, then_expr, else_expr } or nil if no top-level `?:`.
-- Parentheses/braces/brackets are opaque; nested `?:` pairs are
-- balanced so `c1 ? (c2 ? a : b) : c` returns the outermost split.
function M._split_ternary(expr)
    local n = #expr
    local depth, q_at = 0, nil
    local i = 1
    while i <= n do
        local c = expr:sub(i, i)
        if c == "(" or c == "{" or c == "[" then depth = depth + 1
        elseif c == ")" or c == "}" or c == "]" then depth = depth - 1
        elseif depth == 0 and c == "?" then q_at = i; break end
        i = i + 1
    end
    if not q_at then return nil end
    local balance, j = 1, q_at + 1
    while j <= n do
        local c = expr:sub(j, j)
        if c == "(" or c == "{" or c == "[" then depth = depth + 1
        elseif c == ")" or c == "}" or c == "]" then depth = depth - 1
        elseif depth == 0 then
            if c == "?" then balance = balance + 1
            elseif c == ":" then
                balance = balance - 1
                if balance == 0 then
                    return {
                        cond      = expr:sub(1, q_at - 1),
                        then_expr = expr:sub(q_at + 1, j - 1),
                        else_expr = expr:sub(j + 1),
                    }
                end
            end
        end
        j = j + 1
    end
    return nil
end

-- Flatten a (possibly nested) ternary into its terminal branches.
-- The condition strings are dropped: only term-bearing branches
-- contribute candidate flow terms.
function M._ternary_branches(expr)
    local s = M._split_ternary(expr)
    if not s then return { expr } end
    local out = {}
    for _, b in ipairs(M._ternary_branches(s.then_expr)) do
        out[#out + 1] = b
    end
    for _, b in ipairs(M._ternary_branches(s.else_expr)) do
        out[#out + 1] = b
    end
    return out
end

-- --- build_deps -------------------------------------------------------

function M.build_deps(p)
    local m = ensure_meta(p)
    m.deps = {}
    for _, r in ipairs(m.rules) do
        if r.kind == "calc" or r.kind == "ternary" then
            local list = {}
            for name, _ in var_iter(m) do
                if name ~= r.target and cs_in_expr(name, r.expr) then
                    list[#list + 1] = name
                end
            end
            -- Last write wins (mirrors \prop_gput for repeated targets).
            m.deps[r.target] = list
        end
    end
end

-- --- classify_flows ---------------------------------------------------
-- Term-aware flow classification.  Each stock rule is split into
-- additive terms; the self-carry term `+S` is dropped, and the
-- remaining `+T`/`-T` are treated as candidate inflow/outflow terms.
-- The flow variable for a term is the first non-system, non-dt,
-- non-target var appearing in the term (after \detokenize-style cs
-- matching).
--
-- Between-flow detection compares the *normalized term-string*, so
-- factor differences matter: `Eel = Eel - 2*P*dt` paired with
-- `Q = Q + 2*P*dt` is a between-flow; pairing it with `Q = Q + 3*P*dt`
-- is not.  Stock-as-flow detection requires either (a) the source
-- stock has no rule (truly conserved) or (b) the source rule has a
-- matching outflow term — without that, the term is not a real flow.
--
-- Single-flow-per-stock invariant: classify_flows still records at
-- most one entry per stock in `flows.inflow` / `flows.outflow`,
-- because every downstream emitter (tex_writeback, populate_occupied,
-- auto_layout) assumes one valve per stock.  Multi-flow stocks would
-- need a follow-up to lift that assumption first.

function M.classify_flows(p)
    local m = ensure_meta(p)
    m.flows = {
        inflow              = {},
        outflow             = {},
        valve_for           = {},
        -- Secondary stocks that share an inflow with the primary
        -- valve_for[fv] target.  Map: fv -> ordered list of stocks.
        -- Used by the renderer to draw a curved branch from the
        -- shared valve, sweeping over the primary stock into each
        -- additional target.  Empty when no inflow is shared.
        valve_extra_targets = {},
        outvalve_for        = {},
        -- Extra source stocks that share an outflow with the primary
        -- outvalve_for[fv] source.  Map: fv -> ordered list of stocks.
        -- Mirrors valve_extra_targets but for the outflow side: the
        -- primary is the LAST stock to claim the valve (so the valve
        -- ends up to the right of all sharing stocks); previously-
        -- registered sources are demoted to this list and rendered
        -- with a curved branch over the intermediate stocks.
        outvalve_extra_sources = {},
        between_valve       = {},
        between_target      = {},
        stock_valve         = {},
        stock_phantom_valve = {},
    }
    -- Step 1: tokenize each stock rule, build per-stock term lists.
    -- Ternary rules contribute terms from all branches; if the same
    -- (term, fv) appears as inflow in one branch and outflow in
    -- another, inflow wins.
    local in_terms, out_terms = {}, {}
    local has_rule = {}
    for _, r in ipairs(m.rules) do
        local meta = m.meta[r.target]
        if meta and meta.type == "stock"
           and (r.kind == "calc" or r.kind == "ternary") then
            has_rule[r.target] = true
            in_terms[r.target]  = {}
            out_terms[r.target] = {}
            local self_cs = "\\" .. r.target
            local branches = (r.kind == "ternary")
                and M._ternary_branches(r.expr)
                or  { r.expr }
            local in_set, in_order   = {}, {}
            local out_set, out_order = {}, {}
            for _, br in ipairs(branches) do
                for _, raw in ipairs(M._tokenize_terms(br)) do
                    for _, t in ipairs(
                            M._distribute_paren_term(raw.sign, raw.term)) do
                        local norm = normalize_term(t.term)
                        if not (t.sign == "+" and norm == self_cs) then
                            local fv = first_flow_var(m, r.target, t.term)
                            if fv then
                                local key = norm .. "|" .. fv
                                if t.sign == "+" then
                                    if not in_set[key] then
                                        in_set[key] = { term = norm, fv = fv,
                                                        used = false }
                                        in_order[#in_order+1] = key
                                    end
                                else
                                    if not out_set[key] then
                                        out_set[key] = { term = norm, fv = fv,
                                                         used = false }
                                        out_order[#out_order+1] = key
                                    end
                                end
                            end
                        end
                    end
                end
            end
            -- Inflow wins: drop outflow entries that collide with inflow.
            for _, key in ipairs(in_order) do
                in_terms[r.target][#in_terms[r.target]+1] = in_set[key]
            end
            for _, key in ipairs(out_order) do
                if not in_set[key] then
                    out_terms[r.target][#out_terms[r.target]+1] = out_set[key]
                end
            end
        end
    end
    -- Step 2: inflow → valve_for / stock_valve.  Factor-aware:
    -- stock-as-flow only when the source stock has a matching
    -- outflow term (the conserved-quantity interpretation: a between
    -- flow exists only when the increase of one stock is caused by
    -- the decrease of another).  Source stocks with no rule are
    -- treated as exogenous and pass through.  Failed stock-as-flow
    -- drops the inflow entirely so that build_deps emits a regular
    -- causal arrow.
    for tgt, _ in var_iter(m) do
        local ins = in_terms[tgt]
        if ins then
            for _, in_t in ipairs(ins) do
                local fv = in_t.fv
                local fmeta = m.meta[fv]
                if fmeta and fmeta.type == "stock" then
                    local matched = false
                    if has_rule[fv] then
                        for _, out_t in ipairs(out_terms[fv]) do
                            if not out_t.used and out_t.term == in_t.term then
                                out_t.used = true
                                matched = true
                                break
                            end
                        end
                    end
                    -- stock_valve = conserved-quantity between-flow: source
                    -- stock has a matching outflow term, so the inflow
                    -- arrow may attach to it directly.
                    -- stock_phantom_valve = source stock acts as a rate
                    -- factor without a matching outflow; render with a
                    -- cloud-fed inflow valve, source linked via causal.
                    if matched then
                        m.flows.stock_valve[tgt] = fv
                    else
                        m.flows.stock_phantom_valve[tgt] = fv
                    end
                    m.flows.inflow[tgt] = fv
                    in_t.used = true
                else
                    local current = m.flows.valve_for[fv]
                    if current and current ~= tgt then
                        -- Shared inflow: tgt becomes a secondary
                        -- target on the existing valve for fv.  The
                        -- renderer draws a curved branch from the
                        -- valve, sweeping over the primary stock to
                        -- this one.
                        local extras = m.flows.valve_extra_targets[fv]
                        if not extras then
                            extras = {}
                            m.flows.valve_extra_targets[fv] = extras
                        end
                        local seen = false
                        for _, x in ipairs(extras) do
                            if x == tgt then seen = true; break end
                        end
                        if not seen then extras[#extras+1] = tgt end
                        m.flows.inflow[tgt] = fv
                    else
                        m.flows.valve_for[fv] = tgt
                        m.flows.inflow[tgt]   = fv
                    end
                    in_t.used = true
                end
            end
        end
    end
    -- Step 3: outflow → outvalve_for or between (term + fv match).
    -- Always record outflow[src] = fv even when fv is a stock,
    -- mirroring the previous code path so contrived rules with stock
    -- flow-vars still surface in the outflow map.
    for src, _ in var_iter(m) do
        local outs = out_terms[src]
        if outs then
            for _, out_t in ipairs(outs) do
                if not out_t.used then
                    local fv = out_t.fv
                    m.flows.outflow[src] = fv
                    local fmeta = m.meta[fv]
                    if fmeta and fmeta.type ~= "stock" then
                        local already = m.flows.valve_for[fv]
                        local match_between = false
                        if already and already ~= src then
                            for _, in_t in ipairs(in_terms[already] or {}) do
                                if in_t.fv == fv
                                   and in_t.term == out_t.term then
                                    match_between = true
                                    break
                                end
                            end
                        end
                        if match_between then
                            m.flows.between_valve[fv]  = src
                            m.flows.between_target[fv] = already
                            m.flows.valve_for[fv]      = nil
                        else
                            local prev = m.flows.outvalve_for[fv]
                            if prev and prev ~= src then
                                -- Shared outflow: the new src becomes
                                -- primary (so the valve is placed to
                                -- the right of the last-declared
                                -- source), and the previously-claimed
                                -- source is demoted to extras --
                                -- rendered with a curved arrow over
                                -- the intervening stocks.
                                local xs =
                                    m.flows.outvalve_extra_sources[fv]
                                if not xs then
                                    xs = {}
                                    m.flows.outvalve_extra_sources[fv] = xs
                                end
                                local seen = false
                                for _, x in ipairs(xs) do
                                    if x == prev then
                                        seen = true; break
                                    end
                                end
                                if not seen then xs[#xs+1] = prev end
                            end
                            m.flows.outvalve_for[fv] = src
                        end
                    end
                    out_t.used = true
                end
            end
        end
    end
end

-- --- populate_occupied + auto_layout ---------------------------------
-- Mirrors \__numodel_populate_occupied: + \__numodel_auto_layout: 1:1.

local function occupy(m, gx, gy, name)
    m.occupied[string.format("%d,%d", gx, gy)] = name
end

local function set_layout(m, name, gx, gy, role)
    local L = m.layout[name] or {}
    L.gridx = gx; L.gridy = gy
    if role then L.role = role end
    m.layout[name] = L
end

local function set_valve_pos(m, keep_natural, name, gx, gy)
    -- Mirrors \__numodel_set_valve_pos:nn
    gy = gy or 0
    if keep_natural then
        local L = m.layout[name] or {}
        L.vpos_x = gx; L.vpos_y = gy
        m.layout[name] = L
        occupy(m, gx, gy, name .. "__v")
    else
        set_layout(m, name, gx, gy)
        occupy(m, gx, gy, name)
    end
end

local function valve_unplaced(m, keep_natural, name)
    if keep_natural then
        return (m.layout[name] or {}).vpos_x == nil
    else
        return (m.layout[name] or {}).gridx == nil
            or  m.layout[name].gridx == -1
    end
end

function M.populate_occupied(p)
    local m = ensure_meta(p)
    m.occupied = {}
    m.layout   = m.layout or {}
    -- Reset layout to user-supplied gridx/gridy (mirrors gridxinit copy
    -- at the top of \__numodel_build_graphic).
    for name, meta in var_iter(m) do
        m.layout[name] = {
            gridx = meta.gridx_init,
            gridy = meta.gridy_init,
        }
    end
    -- Register every non-system var whose user gridx is set.
    for name, meta in var_iter(m) do
        if meta.type ~= "system" and meta.gridx_init ~= -1 then
            occupy(m, meta.gridx_init, meta.gridy_init, name)
        end
    end
end

-- Shift every auto-placed variable whose effective y-coordinate is at
-- or above `threshold` up by one row, then rebuild the corresponding
-- entries in m.occupied.  Manual items (gridx_init != -1) and the
-- reservation markers around them stay where they are.  Used by
-- auto_layout when the gridmaxx wrap threshold is exceeded.
local function shift_up_at_or_above(m, threshold)
    local moves = {}
    for _, name in ipairs(m.varlist) do
        local meta = m.meta and m.meta[name]
        if meta and meta.gridx_init == -1 then
            local L = m.layout[name]
            if L then
                if L.gridx and L.gridx ~= -1
                   and L.gridy and L.gridy ~= -1
                   and L.gridy >= threshold then
                    local new_y = L.gridy + 1
                    moves[#moves+1] = {
                        old    = string.format("%d,%d", L.gridx, L.gridy),
                        new    = string.format("%d,%d", L.gridx, new_y),
                        marker = name,
                    }
                    L.gridy = new_y
                end
                if L.vpos_x and L.vpos_y
                   and L.vpos_y >= threshold then
                    local new_y = L.vpos_y + 1
                    moves[#moves+1] = {
                        old    = string.format("%d,%d", L.vpos_x, L.vpos_y),
                        new    = string.format("%d,%d", L.vpos_x, new_y),
                        marker = name .. "__v",
                    }
                    L.vpos_y = new_y
                end
                if L.sv_gridx then
                    local sy = L.sv_gridy or 0
                    if sy >= threshold then
                        local new_y = sy + 1
                        moves[#moves+1] = {
                            old    = string.format("%d,%d", L.sv_gridx, sy),
                            new    = string.format("%d,%d", L.sv_gridx, new_y),
                            marker = name .. "__sv",
                        }
                        L.sv_gridy = new_y
                    end
                end
            end
        end
    end
    for _, mv in ipairs(moves) do
        if m.occupied[mv.old] == mv.marker then
            m.occupied[mv.old] = nil
        end
    end
    for _, mv in ipairs(moves) do
        m.occupied[mv.new] = mv.marker
    end
end

function M.auto_layout(p, diagram_style, max_gridx)
    diagram_style = diagram_style or "tight"
    max_gridx = tonumber(max_gridx) or 0
    local wrap = max_gridx > 0
    local m = ensure_meta(p)
    local F = m.flows
    local keep_natural = (diagram_style == "forrester")
                      or (diagram_style == "edu")

    -- Count auto vars per type.
    local const_count, aux_count, stock_count = 0, 0, 0
    for name, meta in var_iter(m) do
        if meta.gridx_init == -1 then
            if meta.type == "constant" then
                if F.valve_for[name] or F.outvalve_for[name]
                                     or F.between_valve[name] then
                    stock_count = stock_count + 1
                    if keep_natural then const_count = const_count + 1 end
                else
                    const_count = const_count + 1
                end
            elseif meta.type == "aux" then
                if F.inflow[name] then
                    -- stock-as-flow source: skip
                elseif F.valve_for[name] or F.outvalve_for[name]
                                         or F.between_valve[name] then
                    stock_count = stock_count + 1
                    if keep_natural then aux_count = aux_count + 1 end
                else
                    aux_count = aux_count + 1
                end
            elseif meta.type == "stock" then
                stock_count = stock_count + 1
                if F.stock_valve[name] or F.stock_phantom_valve[name] then
                    stock_count = stock_count + 1
                end
                local ofv = F.outflow[name]
                if ofv and not F.between_valve[ofv]
                   -- Shared outflow: only the primary source owns the
                   -- valve cell; extras share it and add no cells.
                   and (F.outvalve_for[ofv] == name
                        or F.outvalve_for[ofv] == nil) then
                    stock_count = stock_count + 1
                end
            end
        end
    end

    -- Skip cells already occupied by manually-placed vars.
    local function next_free(gx, gy)
        while m.occupied[string.format("%d,%d", gx, gy)] do
            gx = gx + 1
        end
        return gx
    end

    -- 0b. Reserve neighbour cells of manually-positioned stocks for
    -- their inflow / outflow valves so that the aux/const rows below
    -- don't claim those cells.  Step 4 (manual stocks) overwrites the
    -- placeholder with the real valve marker.
    local function reserve(gx, gy, marker)
        local key = string.format("%d,%d", gx, gy)
        if not m.occupied[key] then
            occupy(m, gx, gy, marker)
        end
    end
    for name, meta in var_iter(m) do
        if meta.type == "stock" and meta.gridx_init ~= -1 then
            local sgx, sgy = meta.gridx_init, meta.gridy_init
            if F.inflow[name]  then reserve(sgx - 1, sgy, name .. "__inreserve")  end
            if F.outflow[name] then reserve(sgx + 1, sgy, name .. "__outreserve") end
        end
    end

    -- Walk back from S through any between-flow that ends at S to
    -- find the head of the chain.  Stops at a stock that has no
    -- between-inflow, or at a manually placed predecessor (chain
    -- placement only spans auto stocks).
    local function chain_head(S)
        local seen = { [S] = true }
        while true do
            local ifv = F.inflow[S]
            if not ifv then return S end
            local pred = F.between_valve[ifv]
            if not pred or seen[pred]
               or F.between_target[ifv] ~= S then
                return S
            end
            local pmeta = m.meta[pred]
            if not pmeta or pmeta.gridx_init ~= -1 then return S end
            seen[pred] = true
            S = pred
        end
    end

    -- Build the between-flow chain starting at `head`, walking forward
    -- through outflow → between_valve → between_target.  All members
    -- are auto-placed stocks; a manual link breaks the chain.
    local function build_chain(head)
        local chain = { head }
        local cur = head
        while true do
            local ofv = F.outflow[cur]
            if not ofv or F.between_valve[ofv] ~= cur then break end
            local nxt = F.between_target[ofv]
            if not nxt then break end
            local nmeta = m.meta[nxt]
            if not nmeta or nmeta.gridx_init ~= -1 then break end
            chain[#chain+1] = nxt
            cur = nxt
        end
        return chain
    end

    -- Width (in grid cells) of a between-flow chain on row 0.  Each
    -- chain member contributes one stock cell; the n-1 between valves
    -- between them are shared (counted once).  The head can have a
    -- non-chain inflow valve / phantom valve in front, the tail can
    -- have a non-between outflow valve behind.
    local function chain_width(chain)
        local n  = #chain
        local s1 = chain[1]
        local sn = chain[n]
        local w  = n + (n - 1)  -- stocks + shared between valves
        local sv = F.stock_valve[s1] or F.stock_phantom_valve[s1]
        if sv then
            w = w + 1
        else
            local ifv = F.inflow[s1]
            if ifv and valve_unplaced(m, keep_natural, ifv) then
                w = w + 1
            end
        end
        local ofv = F.outflow[sn]
        if ofv and not F.between_valve[ofv]
           and valve_unplaced(m, keep_natural, ofv)
           -- Shared outflow: only the primary's chain owns the valve
           -- cell; extras render with a curved branch and add nothing
           -- to the chain width.
           and (F.outvalve_for[ofv] == sn
                or F.outvalve_for[ofv] == nil) then
            w = w + 1
        end
        return w
    end

    -- Emit a one-line warning to the LaTeX log + stderr.  Used when a
    -- between-flow chain is wider than gridmaxx — we keep the chain
    -- on a single row anyway because splitting it would break the
    -- continuous between-flow arrow.
    local function warn_oversized_chain(chain, total_w)
        local msg = string.format(
            "between-flow chain {%s} needs %d columns, " ..
            "exceeds gridmaxx=%d; kept on one row anyway.",
            table.concat(chain, ","), total_w, max_gridx)
        if texio and texio.write_nl then
            texio.write_nl("Package numodel Warning: " .. msg)
        else
            io.stderr:write("[numodel] " .. msg .. "\n")
        end
    end

    -- 1. Constants on gridy=2 -- or on gridy=1 when no aux is going
    -- to occupy that row, so the diagram never contains an empty row
    -- between stocks and constants.
    local const_y = (aux_count > 0) and 2 or 1
    local cursor = 0
    for name, meta in var_iter(m) do
        if meta.type == "constant" and meta.gridx_init == -1 then
            local place_high = true
            if not keep_natural then
                if F.valve_for[name] or F.outvalve_for[name]
                                     or F.between_valve[name] then
                    place_high = false
                end
            end
            if place_high then
                if wrap and cursor >= max_gridx then
                    shift_up_at_or_above(m, const_y)
                    cursor = 0
                end
                cursor = next_free(cursor, const_y)
                set_layout(m, name, cursor, const_y, "constant")
                occupy(m, cursor, const_y, name)
                cursor = cursor + 1
            end
        end
    end

    -- 2. Aux on gridy=1.  Centred relative to the constants row when
    -- gridmaxx wrapping is off; cursor 0 when wrap is active so the
    -- per-row fill is predictable.
    local offset = wrap and 0 or math.max(0,
        math.floor((const_count - aux_count + 1) / 2))
    cursor = offset
    for name, meta in var_iter(m) do
        if meta.type == "aux" and meta.gridx_init == -1 then
            local place_high = true
            if not keep_natural then
                if F.valve_for[name] or F.outvalve_for[name]
                                     or F.between_valve[name] then
                    place_high = false
                end
            end
            if place_high then
                if wrap and cursor >= max_gridx then
                    shift_up_at_or_above(m, 1)
                    cursor = 0
                end
                cursor = next_free(cursor, 1)
                set_layout(m, name, cursor, 1, "aux")
                occupy(m, cursor, 1, name)
                cursor = cursor + 1
            end
        end
    end

    -- 3. Stocks + valves on gridy=0.  Right-aligned relative to the
    -- constants row when wrapping is off; left-anchored when wrap is
    -- active.  Stocks linked by a between-flow are placed together as
    -- one chain so the continuous between-flow arrow stays straight.
    offset = wrap and 0 or (math.max(const_count, stock_count) - stock_count)
    cursor = offset
    local function place_stock(s)
        local sv = F.stock_valve[s] or F.stock_phantom_valve[s]
        if sv then
            cursor = next_free(cursor, 0)
            occupy(m, cursor, 0, s .. "__sv")
            local L = m.layout[s] or {}
            L.sv_gridx = cursor
            m.layout[s] = L
            cursor = cursor + 1
        else
            local ifv = F.inflow[s]
            if ifv and valve_unplaced(m, keep_natural, ifv) then
                cursor = next_free(cursor, 0)
                set_valve_pos(m, keep_natural, ifv, cursor)
                cursor = cursor + 1
            end
        end
        cursor = next_free(cursor, 0)
        set_layout(m, s, cursor, 0, "stock")
        occupy(m, cursor, 0, s)
        cursor = cursor + 1
        local ofv = F.outflow[s]
        if ofv and valve_unplaced(m, keep_natural, ofv) then
            -- For a shared outflow, only the designated primary
            -- source places the valve (so it lands to the right of
            -- the last-declared source).  Extras leave it for the
            -- primary's place_stock call to handle.
            local is_primary = (F.outvalve_for[ofv] == s)
                            or  F.between_valve[ofv] == s
                            or (F.outvalve_for[ofv] == nil
                                and F.between_valve[ofv] == nil)
            if is_primary then
                cursor = next_free(cursor, 0)
                set_valve_pos(m, keep_natural, ofv, cursor)
                cursor = cursor + 1
            end
        end
    end
    local placed_stocks = {}
    -- True when the previous chain on this row ended with a non-between
    -- outflow valve.  When the next chain starts with an inflow / sv
    -- valve the two adjacent valves would visually merge into a
    -- between-flow, so we insert one empty grid cell between them.
    local last_outflow = false
    for name, meta in var_iter(m) do
        if meta.gridx_init == -1 and meta.type == "stock"
           and not placed_stocks[name] then
            local chain   = build_chain(chain_head(name))
            local total_w = chain_width(chain)
            local s1      = chain[1]
            local has_prefix =
                F.stock_valve[s1] ~= nil
             or F.stock_phantom_valve[s1] ~= nil
             or (F.inflow[s1] ~= nil
                 and valve_unplaced(m, keep_natural, F.inflow[s1]))
            local gap = (last_outflow and has_prefix and cursor > 0)
                        and 1 or 0
            if wrap and cursor + gap + total_w > max_gridx then
                if total_w > max_gridx then
                    warn_oversized_chain(chain, total_w)
                end
                shift_up_at_or_above(m, 0)
                cursor = 0
                gap = 0
                last_outflow = false
            end
            cursor = cursor + gap
            for _, s in ipairs(chain) do
                place_stock(s)
                placed_stocks[s] = true
            end
            local sn  = chain[#chain]
            local ofv = F.outflow[sn]
            -- Only the chain that actually placed the outflow valve
            -- (= the chain whose tail owns it in outvalve_for) needs
            -- a gap before a following chain.  Shared outflows where
            -- this chain was an extra source leave the valve cell to
            -- the primary's chain and add no trailing valve here.
            last_outflow = ofv ~= nil
                       and F.between_valve[ofv] == nil
                       and (F.outvalve_for[ofv] == sn
                            or F.outvalve_for[ofv] == nil)
        end
    end

    -- 4. Valves for stocks with manual gridx.
    for name, meta in var_iter(m) do
        if meta.type == "stock" and meta.gridx_init ~= -1 then
            local stock_gx = m.layout[name].gridx
            local stock_gy = m.layout[name].gridy
            local sv = F.stock_valve[name] or F.stock_phantom_valve[name]
            if sv then
                local gx = stock_gx - 1
                occupy(m, gx, stock_gy, name .. "__sv")
                local L = m.layout[name] or {}
                L.sv_gridx = gx
                L.sv_gridy = stock_gy
                m.layout[name] = L
            else
                local ifv = F.inflow[name]
                if ifv and valve_unplaced(m, keep_natural, ifv) then
                    set_valve_pos(m, keep_natural, ifv,
                                  stock_gx - 1, stock_gy)
                end
            end
            local ofv = F.outflow[name]
            if ofv then
                local gx = stock_gx + 1
                if F.between_valve[ofv] then
                    if valve_unplaced(m, keep_natural, ofv) then
                        set_valve_pos(m, keep_natural, ofv, gx, stock_gy)
                    end
                else
                    if valve_unplaced(m, keep_natural, ofv) then
                        set_valve_pos(m, keep_natural, ofv, gx, stock_gy)
                    end
                end
            end
        end
    end

    -- Annotate roles on flow-classified vars (regardless of placement).
    for name, _ in var_iter(m) do
        local L = m.layout[name]; if not L then goto continue end
        if F.valve_for[name]      then L.role = "inflow-valve"
        elseif F.outvalve_for[name]  then L.role = "outflow-valve"
        elseif F.between_valve[name] then L.role = "between-valve"
        end
        ::continue::
    end
end

-- --- causals ---------------------------------------------------------
-- causal_bend: mirror \__numodel_check_obstacle.  Iterates occupied in
-- declaration order (we look up varlist members rather than the table
-- itself, so the result is deterministic regardless of hash order).

local function causal_bend(m, src, tgt)
    local L1 = m.layout[src]; local L2 = m.layout[tgt]
    if not (L1 and L2) then return "none" end
    local x1, y1, x2, y2 = L1.gridx, L1.gridy, L2.gridx, L2.gridy
    if not (x1 and y1 and x2 and y2) then return "none" end
    local lo_x, hi_x = math.min(x1,x2), math.max(x1,x2)
    local lo_y, hi_y = math.min(y1,y2), math.max(y1,y2)
    local function obstacle_bend(px, py)
        if (px == x1 and py == y1) or (px == x2 and py == y2) then
            return nil
        end
        if (px - x1) * (y2 - y1) == (py - y1) * (x2 - x1)
           and px >= lo_x and px <= hi_x
           and py >= lo_y and py <= hi_y
        then
            if 2 * py > y1 + y2 then return "right" else return "left" end
        end
        return nil
    end
    -- Walk all occupied cells in declaration order.
    for name, _ in var_iter(m) do
        local L = m.layout[name]
        if L and L.gridx and L.gridy and name ~= src and name ~= tgt then
            local b = obstacle_bend(L.gridx, L.gridy)
            if b then return b end
        end
    end
    -- Phantom-valve cells (cloud->valve slot adjacent to a stock with
    -- stock_phantom_valve) are virtual obstacles: they aren't in the
    -- varlist but do occupy a grid cell.  Iterate the owning stocks in
    -- declaration order so the bend choice stays deterministic.  Skip
    -- the phantom valve when its owning stock is the src or tgt of the
    -- causal — the same exemption the regular pass applies to endpoints.
    local F = m.flows or {}
    local pv = F.stock_phantom_valve
    if pv then
        for name, _ in var_iter(m) do
            if pv[name] and name ~= src and name ~= tgt then
                local L = m.layout[name]
                if L and L.sv_gridx then
                    local sy = L.sv_gridy or L.gridy
                    if sy then
                        local b = obstacle_bend(L.sv_gridx, sy)
                        if b then return b end
                    end
                end
            end
        end
    end
    return "none"
end

function M.causals(p, diagram_style)
    diagram_style = diagram_style or "tight"
    local m = ensure_meta(p)
    local F = m.flows
    m.causals = {}
    -- Iterate deps in declaration order of the *target*.
    for tgt, _ in var_iter(m) do
        local deplist = m.deps[tgt]
        if deplist then
            local tmeta = m.meta[tgt]
            local tL    = m.layout[tgt]
            local tgt_ok = tmeta and tmeta.type ~= "system"
                       and tL and tL.gridx and tL.gridx ~= -1
            if tgt_ok then
                for _, src in ipairs(deplist) do
                    local sm = m.meta[src]
                    local sL = m.layout[src]
                    local skip = false
                    if not sm or sm.type == "system" then skip = true end
                    if not skip and (not sL or sL.gridx == nil
                                            or sL.gridx == -1) then
                        skip = true
                    end
                    if not skip and F.inflow[tgt] == src then skip = true end
                    if not skip and F.outflow[tgt] == src then skip = true end
                    if not skip then
                        local bend = causal_bend(m, src, tgt)
                        local tgt_is_valve =
                            (F.valve_for[tgt] ~= nil)
                         or (F.outvalve_for[tgt] ~= nil)
                         or (F.between_valve[tgt] ~= nil)
                        -- In tight style a causal from a stock to its
                        -- own valve runs along the flow-arrow path; the
                        -- straight causal would be hidden by the flow.
                        -- Force a bend so it stays visible.  Only when
                        -- the stock and the valve sit on the *same*
                        -- row — when the gridmaxx wrap (or a manual
                        -- gridy) puts them on different rows the
                        -- causal goes vertical and never runs along
                        -- the flow pipe, so a straight arrow is fine.
                        -- Forrester and edu keep the aux node separate,
                        -- so the straight arrow there is fine too.
                        if bend == "none" and diagram_style == "tight"
                           and sm.type == "stock" and tgt_is_valve
                           and sL.gridy == tL.gridy
                           and (F.valve_for[tgt]      == src
                             or F.outvalve_for[tgt]   == src
                             or F.between_valve[tgt]  == src
                             or F.between_target[tgt] == src)
                        then
                            bend = "right"
                        end
                        m.causals[#m.causals + 1] = {
                            src = src, tgt = tgt,
                            bend = bend,
                            tgt_is_valve = tgt_is_valve,
                        }
                    end
                end
            end
        end
    end
end

function M.compute_layout(p, diagram_style, max_gridx)
    M.build_deps(p)
    M.classify_flows(p)
    M.populate_occupied(p)
    M.auto_layout(p, diagram_style, max_gridx)
    M.causals(p, diagram_style)
end

-- --- dump_layout (snapshot serializer) -------------------------------

local function sorted_keys(t)
    local keys = {}
    for k in pairs(t) do keys[#keys+1] = k end
    table.sort(keys)
    return keys
end

local function fmt_int(v)
    if v == nil then return "" end
    return tostring(v)
end

function M.dump_layout(p)
    local m = M.models[p]
    if not m then return "(no model)\n" end
    local out = {}
    out[#out+1] = "prefix=" .. p
    out[#out+1] = "vars:"
    for name, meta in var_iter(m) do
        local L = m.layout and m.layout[name] or {}
        out[#out+1] = string.format(
            "  %s: type=%s text=%s gridx=%s gridy=%s role=%s vpos_x=%s vpos_y=%s",
            name, meta.type, meta.text,
            fmt_int(L.gridx), fmt_int(L.gridy),
            L.role or "",
            fmt_int(L.vpos_x), fmt_int(L.vpos_y))
    end
    local F = m.flows or {}
    local function dump_map(label, t)
        out[#out+1] = label .. ":"
        for _, k in ipairs(sorted_keys(t or {})) do
            out[#out+1] = "  " .. k .. " -> " .. tostring(t[k])
        end
    end
    dump_map("flows.inflow",              F.inflow)
    dump_map("flows.outflow",             F.outflow)
    dump_map("flows.valve_for",           F.valve_for)
    dump_map("flows.outvalve_for",        F.outvalve_for)
    dump_map("flows.between_valve",       F.between_valve)
    dump_map("flows.between_target",      F.between_target)
    dump_map("flows.stock_valve",         F.stock_valve)
    dump_map("flows.stock_phantom_valve", F.stock_phantom_valve)
    out[#out+1] = "flows.valve_extra_targets:"
    for _, k in ipairs(sorted_keys(F.valve_extra_targets or {})) do
        out[#out+1] = "  " .. k .. " -> " ..
            table.concat(F.valve_extra_targets[k], ",")
    end
    out[#out+1] = "flows.outvalve_extra_sources:"
    for _, k in ipairs(sorted_keys(F.outvalve_extra_sources or {})) do
        out[#out+1] = "  " .. k .. " -> " ..
            table.concat(F.outvalve_extra_sources[k], ",")
    end
    out[#out+1] = "deps:"
    for _, k in ipairs(sorted_keys(m.deps or {})) do
        out[#out+1] = "  " .. k .. " -> " .. table.concat(m.deps[k], ",")
    end
    out[#out+1] = "causals:"
    for _, c in ipairs(m.causals or {}) do
        out[#out+1] = string.format(
            "  %s -> %s bend=%s tgt_is_valve=%s",
            c.src, c.tgt, c.bend, tostring(c.tgt_is_valve))
    end
    out[#out+1] = ""
    return table.concat(out, "\n")
end

-- --- thin TeX-side getters (called via \directlua) -------------------

local function meta_field(p, name, field)
    local m = M.models[p]; if not m or not m.meta then return "" end
    local meta = m.meta[name]; if not meta then return "" end
    return meta[field] or ""
end

local function layout_field(p, name, field)
    local m = M.models[p]; if not m or not m.layout then return "" end
    local L = m.layout[name]; if not L then return "" end
    return L[field]
end

function M.role_of(p, name)
    local r = layout_field(p, name, "role"); tex.sprint(r or "")
end
function M.gridx_of(p, name)
    local v = layout_field(p, name, "gridx")
    tex.sprint(v == nil and "-1" or tostring(v))
end
function M.gridy_of(p, name)
    local v = layout_field(p, name, "gridy")
    tex.sprint(v == nil and "-1" or tostring(v))
end
function M.vpos_x_of(p, name)
    local v = layout_field(p, name, "vpos_x")
    tex.sprint(v == nil and "" or tostring(v))
end
function M.vpos_y_of(p, name)
    local v = layout_field(p, name, "vpos_y")
    tex.sprint(v == nil and "" or tostring(v))
end

-- ====================================================================
-- TeX-side state writeback after compute_layout.
-- ====================================================================
-- Emits expl3 statements that fill the TeX-side cache the emitters
-- (place_node, flow-builders, emit_natural_and_phantom,
-- emit_stock_valve) still read.  After this call:
--   * \<name>gridx / \<name>gridy hold the auto-placed coordinates
--   * \l__numodel_valve_for_prop / outvalve_for_prop / between_valve_prop
--     / between_target_prop / stock_valve_prop are populated 1:1 from
--     numodel.models[p].flows
--   * \l__numodel_vpos_x_prop holds the phantom-valve gridx
--     (forrester / edu only); vpos_y is implicit (always 0)
--
-- Caller side (\__numodel_lua_layout_writeback:) clears the props
-- before invoking this so we always render from a clean slate.

function M.tex_writeback(p)
    local m = M.models[p]
    if not m then return end
    local lines = {}
    local function emit(s) lines[#lines+1] = s end

    -- 1. gridx / gridy per var.
    for _, name in ipairs(m.varlist) do
        local L = m.layout and m.layout[name] or {}
        local gx = L.gridx == nil and -1 or L.gridx
        local gy = L.gridy == nil and -1 or L.gridy
        emit(string.format(
            "\\cs_gset:cpe { %s gridx } { %d }", name, gx))
        emit(string.format(
            "\\cs_gset:cpe { %s gridy } { %d }", name, gy))
    end

    -- 2. vpos_x / vpos_y props (only when set — diagram-style=forrester|edu).
    for _, name in ipairs(m.varlist) do
        local L = m.layout and m.layout[name] or {}
        if L.vpos_x then
            emit(string.format(
                "\\prop_put:Nnn \\l__numodel_vpos_x_prop {%s} {%d}",
                name, L.vpos_x))
        end
        if L.vpos_y then
            emit(string.format(
                "\\prop_put:Nnn \\l__numodel_vpos_y_prop {%s} {%d}",
                name, L.vpos_y))
        end
    end

    -- 3. flow props — match the maps that classify_flows builds.
    local F = m.flows or {}
    local function dump_prop(propname, t)
        for k, v in pairs(t or {}) do
            emit(string.format(
                "\\prop_put:Nnn \\%s {%s} {%s}",
                propname, k, v))
        end
    end
    dump_prop("l__numodel_valve_for_prop",           F.valve_for)
    dump_prop("l__numodel_outvalve_for_prop",        F.outvalve_for)
    dump_prop("l__numodel_between_valve_prop",       F.between_valve)
    dump_prop("l__numodel_between_target_prop",      F.between_target)
    dump_prop("l__numodel_stock_valve_prop",         F.stock_valve)
    dump_prop("l__numodel_stock_phantom_valve_prop", F.stock_phantom_valve)

    -- valve_extra_targets: one entry per shared inflow valve.  The
    -- prop value is a comma-list of secondary stock names; the
    -- renderer iterates it to draw a curved branch per extra target.
    for fv, list in pairs(F.valve_extra_targets or {}) do
        if #list > 0 then
            emit(string.format(
                "\\prop_put:Nnn \\l__numodel_valve_extras_prop {%s} {%s}",
                fv, table.concat(list, ",")))
        end
    end
    -- outvalve_extra_sources: mirror of valve_extra_targets for shared
    -- outflow valves.  Value = comma-list of extra source stocks
    -- (primary lives in outvalve_for[fv]).
    for fv, list in pairs(F.outvalve_extra_sources or {}) do
        if #list > 0 then
            emit(string.format(
                "\\prop_put:Nnn \\l__numodel_outvalve_extras_prop {%s} {%s}",
                fv, table.concat(list, ",")))
        end
    end

    -- stock_valve / stock_phantom_valve also store the virtual valve-slot
    -- coordinates as "<stock>__svgx" / "<stock>__svgy" -> N.  The y-slot
    -- is non-zero only when the auto layout had to wrap (gridmaxx),
    -- pushing the stock row up — without that the emitter's hardcoded
    -- y=0 would render the phantom valve at row 0 instead of next to
    -- the shifted stock.
    for stock, _ in pairs(F.stock_valve or {}) do
        local L = m.layout and m.layout[stock] or {}
        if L.sv_gridx then
            emit(string.format(
                "\\prop_put:Nnn \\l__numodel_stock_valve_prop {%s__svgx} {%d}",
                stock, L.sv_gridx))
            emit(string.format(
                "\\prop_put:Nnn \\l__numodel_stock_valve_prop {%s__svgy} {%d}",
                stock, L.sv_gridy or L.gridy or 0))
        end
    end
    for stock, _ in pairs(F.stock_phantom_valve or {}) do
        local L = m.layout and m.layout[stock] or {}
        if L.sv_gridx then
            emit(string.format(
                "\\prop_put:Nnn \\l__numodel_stock_phantom_valve_prop {%s__svgx} {%d}",
                stock, L.sv_gridx))
            emit(string.format(
                "\\prop_put:Nnn \\l__numodel_stock_phantom_valve_prop {%s__svgy} {%d}",
                stock, L.sv_gridy or L.gridy or 0))
        end
    end

    -- tex.print injects under the *caller*'s catcodes, so wrap with
    -- \ExplSyntaxOn/Off so `_`/`:` are letters when the cs-names get
    -- tokenized.  (Caller is user-document scope.)
    table.insert(lines, 1, "\\ExplSyntaxOn")
    lines[#lines+1] = "\\ExplSyntaxOff"
    tex.print(lines)
end

-- ====================================================================
-- A2 — Causal-arrow emitter.
-- ====================================================================
-- Emits one \draw line per causal in numodel.models[p].causals.
-- Causals targeting a valve are pushed to \l__numodel_late_causals_tl
-- (rendered after the white-filled valve overlay layer); the rest go
-- to \g__numodel_graphic_tl directly.  Mirrors the demux that the
-- expl3 \prop_map_inline:Nn \g_numodel_deps_prop loop did before A2.

function M.emit_causals(p)
    local m = M.models[p]
    if not m or not m.causals then return end
    local lines = {}
    for _, c in ipairs(m.causals) do
        -- Use ~ (expl3 letter-cat space) instead of literal spaces so
        -- pgfkeys sees `bend~left=30` with the space preserved when
        -- the tokens are scanned inside \ExplSyntaxOn.  Without this,
        -- expl3-mode scanning drops the literal space → `bendleft=30`
        -- → "unknown key" pgfkeys error.
        local edge
        if c.bend == "left" then
            edge = string.format("(%s)~to[bend~left=30]~(%s)", c.src, c.tgt)
        elseif c.bend == "right" then
            edge = string.format("(%s)~to[bend~right=30]~(%s)", c.src, c.tgt)
        else
            edge = string.format("(%s)~--~(%s)", c.src, c.tgt)
        end
        local target_tl = c.tgt_is_valve
            and "\\l__numodel_late_causals_tl"
            or  "\\g__numodel_graphic_tl"
        local mode = c.tgt_is_valve and "put" or "gput"
        lines[#lines+1] = string.format(
            "\\tl_%s_right:Nn %s { \\draw~[causal]~%s~; }",
            mode, target_tl, edge)
    end
    table.insert(lines, 1, "\\ExplSyntaxOn")
    lines[#lines+1] = "\\ExplSyntaxOff"
    tex.print(lines)
end
