pdfrum-form 0.1.0

//! Applying one event to a session: the function the whole crate exists to
//! provide.
//!
//! Every decision here is already a pure function elsewhere — `hit`,
//! `field::text`, `edit::ops`. Routing sequences those answers, and owns one
//! thing: **when a field's interaction state comes into being, and when it is
//! written back to an appearance.**
//!
//! **State is built lazily, once.** The first event to touch a field reads its
//! value, options and flags out of the file; every later event finds it there.
//!
//! **The appearance is produced on the way out, not stored.** A [`Response`]
//! carries what a changed field should draw; nothing is cached, because the
//! appearance is a pure function of the state and the file.

use pdfrum_doc::ap::{self, TextFont};
use pdfrum_doc::vt;
use pdfrum_object::{Dict, Resolve};

use crate::cascade::{Cascade, FieldRef, Keystroke, KeystrokeOutcome, PointerTrigger};
use crate::commit;
use crate::edit::ops::{self, TextEdit};
use crate::event::{Button, Event, Key, Modifiers, Point};
use crate::field::text::{Disposition, Motion, TextAction};
use crate::field::{self, ChoiceState, FieldState, ToggleKind, ToggleState};
use crate::hit::{self, Permissions};
use crate::page::{PageForm, WidgetInfo};

/// `/A` — the action an annotation performs when it is activated.
const ACTION: &pdfrum_object::Name = &pdfrum_object::Name::from_static(b"A");
use crate::session::{AnnotId, DragAnchor, FieldId, FocusTarget, FormSession};
use crate::update::{AppearanceUpdate, Response, UpdateKind};
use crate::{focus, tab};

/// Everything routing needs that is not the session or the event.
///
/// A borrowed view rather than an owned context object: it is assembled at
/// the call site from things the caller already has, and it owns nothing.
/// # Examples
///
/// Everything here is read from the file before any event is applied; the
/// context borrows it and owns nothing:
///
/// ```
/// use pdfrum_doc::ap;
/// use pdfrum_form::route::Context;
/// use pdfrum_form::{FormSession, NoScripts, Permissions, read_page};
/// # use pdfrum_object::{Dict, Name, NoResolve, Object, PdfString};
/// # fn dict<const N: usize>(pairs: [(&'static [u8], Object); N]) -> Dict {
/// #     Dict::from_pairs(pairs.into_iter().map(|(k, v)| (Name::from(k), v)))
/// # }
/// # fn nm(b: &'static [u8]) -> Object { Object::Name(Name::from(b)) }
/// # fn rect(l: f32, b: f32, r: f32, t: f32) -> Object {
/// #     Object::Array([l, b, r, t].into_iter().map(Object::Real).collect())
/// # }
/// # let helv = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Font")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Type1")),
/// #     (b"BaseFont", nm(b"Helvetica"))]);
/// # let catalog = dict([(b"AcroForm", Object::Dict(dict([
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 0 Tf 0 g"))),
/// #     (b"DR", Object::Dict(dict([(b"Font",
/// #         Object::Dict(dict([(b"Helv", Object::Dict(helv))])))]))),
/// # ])))]);
/// # let widget = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Annot")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Widget")),
/// #     (b"FT", nm(b"Tx")), (b"T", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"Name"))),
/// #     (b"V", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"old"))),
/// #     (b"Rect", rect(20.0, 100.0, 180.0, 130.0)),
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 12 Tf 0 g")))]);
/// # let page_dict = dict([(b"MediaBox", rect(0.0, 0.0, 200.0, 200.0)),
/// #     (b"Annots", Object::Array([Object::Dict(widget)].into_iter().collect()))]);
/// # let resolve = NoResolve;
/// // The page's widgets, read once.
/// let page = read_page(0, &page_dict, &catalog, &resolve);
/// let mut build = pdfrum_page::BuildContext::new();
/// // The fonts the form's `/DR` declares.
/// let fonts = ap::FormFonts::load(&catalog, &resolve, &mut build);
///
/// let ctx = Context {
///     page: &page,
///     catalog: &catalog,
///     resolve: &resolve,
///     fonts: &fonts,
///     permissions: Permissions::ALL,
/// };
/// assert_eq!(ctx.page.widgets.len(), 1);
///
/// // The session and the cascade are the caller's; the context is rebuilt
/// // per page, the session outlives every event.
/// let mut session = FormSession::new();
/// let mut cascade = NoScripts;
/// # let _ = (&mut session, &mut cascade);
/// ```
pub struct Context<'a, R: Resolve> {
    /// The page the event happened on, already read.
    pub page: &'a PageForm,
    /// The document catalog, for the form's default resources.
    pub catalog: &'a Dict,
    /// The object resolver.
    pub resolve: &'a R,
    /// The fonts the form's `/DR` declares.
    pub fonts: &'a ap::FormFonts,
    /// What the document permits.
    pub permissions: Permissions,
}

impl<R: Resolve> Context<'_, R> {
    /// The widget at a raw `/Annots` index, if there is one.
    fn widget(&self, id: AnnotId) -> Option<&WidgetInfo> {
        self.page.widgets.iter().find(|w| w.id == id)
    }

    /// The widget a field's state was built from — its first control.
    fn widget_of_field(&self, field: FieldId) -> Option<&WidgetInfo> {
        self.page.widgets.iter().find(|w| w.field == field)
    }

    /// The page-local field a document-wide field position names, when one of
    /// its widgets is on this page.
    ///
    /// The two spaces are different and only this converts between them: see
    /// `page`'s module documentation, and [`PageForm::field_of_index`].
    fn field_of_index(&self, index: u32) -> Option<FieldId> {
        self.page.field_of_index(index)
    }
}

/// Applies one event to a session.
///
/// The single entry point, and a total function: every event has an answer,
/// including "nothing here", which is [`Response::ignored`].
///
/// # Where the `f64` stops
///
/// An [`Event`]'s point is a [`kurbo::Point`], and **this function is the one
/// place it is narrowed** to `f32`, before any comparison. Every geometric
/// query below here compares `f32` against widget edges already rounded the
/// same way; letting an `f64` reach one of them would move an inclusive edge,
/// or a caret across a glyph boundary.
/// # Examples
///
/// A click is three events, and the field's interaction state comes into
/// being on the first one that touches it:
///
/// ```
/// # use kurbo::Point;
/// # use pdfrum_form::field::FieldState;
/// # use pdfrum_form::{Button, Event, FieldId, Modifiers};
/// # use pdfrum_doc::ap;
/// # use pdfrum_form::route::{self, Context};
/// # use pdfrum_form::{FormSession, NoScripts, Permissions};
/// # use pdfrum_object::{Dict, Name, NoResolve, Object, PdfString};
/// # fn dict<const N: usize>(pairs: [(&'static [u8], Object); N]) -> Dict {
/// #     Dict::from_pairs(pairs.into_iter().map(|(k, v)| (Name::from(k), v)))
/// # }
/// # fn nm(b: &'static [u8]) -> Object { Object::Name(Name::from(b)) }
/// # fn rect(l: f32, b: f32, r: f32, t: f32) -> Object {
/// #     Object::Array([l, b, r, t].into_iter().map(Object::Real).collect())
/// # }
/// # let helv = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Font")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Type1")),
/// #     (b"BaseFont", nm(b"Helvetica"))]);
/// # let catalog = dict([(b"AcroForm", Object::Dict(dict([
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 0 Tf 0 g"))),
/// #     (b"DR", Object::Dict(dict([(b"Font",
/// #         Object::Dict(dict([(b"Helv", Object::Dict(helv))])))]))),
/// # ])))]);
/// # let widget = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Annot")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Widget")),
/// #     (b"FT", nm(b"Tx")), (b"T", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"Name"))),
/// #     (b"V", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"old"))),
/// #     (b"Rect", rect(20.0, 100.0, 180.0, 130.0)),
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 12 Tf 0 g")))]);
/// # let page_dict = dict([(b"MediaBox", rect(0.0, 0.0, 200.0, 200.0)),
/// #     (b"Annots", Object::Array([Object::Dict(widget)].into_iter().collect()))]);
/// # let resolve = NoResolve;
/// # let page = pdfrum_form::read_page(0, &page_dict, &catalog, &resolve);
/// # let mut build = pdfrum_page::BuildContext::new();
/// # let fonts = ap::FormFonts::load(&catalog, &resolve, &mut build);
/// # let ctx = Context { page: &page, catalog: &catalog, resolve: &resolve,
/// #     fonts: &fonts, permissions: Permissions::ALL };
/// # let mut session = FormSession::new();
/// # let mut cascade = NoScripts;
/// let at = Point { x: 100.0, y: 115.0 };
/// for event in [
///     Event::MouseMove { at, modifiers: Modifiers::NONE },
///     Event::MouseDown { button: Button::Left, at, modifiers: Modifiers::NONE },
///     Event::MouseUp { button: Button::Left, at, modifiers: Modifiers::NONE },
/// ] {
///     route::apply(&mut session, &ctx, &mut cascade, event);
/// }
///
/// // Typing goes to whatever the click focused.
/// let response = route::apply(&mut session, &ctx, &mut cascade,
///     Event::Char { ch: 'X', modifiers: Modifiers::NONE });
/// assert!(response.consumed);
/// // Every changed field arrives as an appearance the caller re-renders.
/// for update in &response.updates {
///     let _ = update.annot;
/// }
///
/// let Some(FieldState::Text(state)) = session.fields.get(&FieldId(0)) else {
///     unreachable!("the click built the field's state")
/// };
/// assert_eq!(state.edit.text, "oldX");
///
/// // A click that lands on no widget is still this session's business while
/// // a field holds the keyboard: it drops focus, which commits the edit.
/// let miss = route::apply(&mut session, &ctx, &mut cascade,
///     Event::MouseDown { button: Button::Left, at: Point { x: 5.0, y: 5.0 },
///         modifiers: Modifiers::NONE });
/// assert!(miss.consumed);
/// assert!(route::focus_of(&session, &ctx).is_none());
///
/// // With nothing focused, the same click is answered rather than dropped —
/// // every event has an answer, and this one is "nothing here".
/// let again = route::apply(&mut session, &ctx, &mut cascade,
///     Event::MouseDown { button: Button::Left, at: Point { x: 5.0, y: 5.0 },
///         modifiers: Modifiers::NONE });
/// assert!(!again.consumed);
/// ```
pub fn apply<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    event: Event,
) -> Response {
    let mut response = route(session, ctx, cascade, event);
    // A script the event ran may have called `Field.setFocus`, which records
    // a request rather than moving the keyboard itself. Spending it here is
    // what `SetFocusAnnot` does at the end of the native call, and it is
    // spent *after* the event's own routing so the field the event was about
    // has already committed.
    response.absorb(honour_focus_requests(session, ctx, cascade));
    response
}

/// Spends every `Field.setFocus` a script left, until none is left.
///
/// A loop rather than one drain because the `/AA /Bl` and `/AA /Fo` this
/// runs are themselves scripts that may call `setFocus` again. The bound is
/// [`MAX_SCRIPTED_FOCUS_MOVES`], because two fields whose focus scripts each
/// name the other would otherwise never stop.
fn honour_focus_requests<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
) -> Response {
    let mut response = Response::ignored();
    for _ in 0..MAX_SCRIPTED_FOCUS_MOVES {
        let Some(index) = cascade.take_focus_request() else {
            return response;
        };
        response.absorb(focus_field(session, ctx, cascade, index));
    }
    // The budget is spent. Whatever is still queued is dropped rather than
    // followed, and the keyboard stays where the last honoured move left it.
    cascade.take_focus_request();
    response
}

/// How many times one event may move the keyboard through `Field.setFocus`.
///
/// Two fields whose `/AA /Fo` scripts each call `setFocus` on the other are a
/// live-lock, and upstream has no counter for it — `SetFocusAnnot` recurses
/// through `OnSetFocus` until the stack runs out. A bound is the refusing
/// answer, and eight is past anything a document does on purpose.
const MAX_SCRIPTED_FOCUS_MOVES: u32 = 8;

/// The event's own routing, with no focus request spent.
fn route<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    event: Event,
) -> Response {
    match event {
        Event::MouseMove { at, modifiers } => {
            mouse_move(session, ctx, cascade, Point::narrow(at), modifiers)
        }
        Event::MouseDown {
            button: Button::Left,
            at,
            modifiers,
        } => mouse_down(session, ctx, cascade, Point::narrow(at), modifiers),
        Event::MouseUp {
            button: Button::Left,
            at,
            modifiers,
        } => mouse_up(session, ctx, cascade, Point::narrow(at), modifiers),
        // The right button reaches a widget but changes nothing and — the
        // asymmetry `focus::miss_drops_focus` records — does not drop focus
        // when it misses.
        Event::MouseDown {
            button: Button::Right,
            ..
        }
        | Event::MouseUp {
            button: Button::Right,
            ..
        } => Response::ignored(),
        Event::DoubleClick { at, modifiers } => {
            double_click(session, ctx, cascade, Point::narrow(at), modifiers)
        }
        Event::MouseWheel {
            at,
            delta,
            modifiers,
        } => wheel(session, ctx, Point::narrow(at), delta, modifiers),
        Event::Focus { at, modifiers } => {
            focus_at(session, ctx, cascade, Point::narrow(at), modifiers)
        }
        Event::KeyDown { key, modifiers } => key_down(session, ctx, cascade, key, modifiers),
        Event::Char { ch, modifiers } => char_typed(session, ctx, cascade, ch, modifiers),
    }
}

/// A pointer move. Drives hover, and extends a drag when one is live.
fn mouse_move<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    at: Point,
    modifiers: Modifiers,
) -> Response {
    let over = hit::annot_at_point(
        &ctx.page.candidates,
        session.focus.map(FocusTarget::annot),
        at.x,
        at.y,
    );
    let moved = session.hover != over;
    let left = session.hover;
    session.hover = over;

    // **The hover *edge* is what fires `/AA /X` and `/AA /E`**, in that
    // order: `CPDFSDK_PageView::OnMouseMove` sends `OnMouseExit` to the
    // annotation the pointer left and `OnMouseEnter` to the one it arrived
    // at, and a move within one widget sends neither. Two calls rather than
    // one, because a move from one widget straight onto another is both.
    if moved {
        if let Some(annot) = left {
            fire_pointer(
                session,
                ctx,
                cascade,
                annot,
                PointerTrigger::Exit,
                modifiers,
            );
        }
        if let Some(annot) = over {
            fire_pointer(
                session,
                ctx,
                cascade,
                annot,
                PointerTrigger::Enter,
                modifiers,
            );
        }
    }

    // An open dropdown carries `Styles::kListboxHoverSel`
    // (`cpwl_combo_box.cpp:210-211`), whose whole effect in
    // `CPWL_ListBox::OnMouseMove` (`cpwl_list_box.cpp:167-181`) is to select
    // the row under the pointer. It is recorded as *hover* rather than folded
    // into the selection because dismissing the list must leave the stored
    // value alone — which is exactly what `bug_736695_4` renders.
    if let Some(response) = hover_in_popup(session, ctx, at) {
        return response;
    }

    // A drag in progress extends the selection, which is the one thing a
    // bare move can change about a field's appearance.
    if let Some(anchor) = session.drag {
        return match drag_to(session, ctx, anchor, at) {
            Some(update) => Response::with(vec![update]),
            None => Response::consumed(),
        };
    }
    if moved && over.is_some() {
        return Response::consumed();
    }
    Response::ignored()
}

/// The primary button going down: focus, and place the caret.
fn mouse_down<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    at: Point,
    modifiers: Modifiers,
) -> Response {
    // An open dropdown is a **window in front of the page**, so it is tested
    // before the annotations under it. Upstream this is not a special case at
    // all — `CPWL_Wnd::OnLButtonDown` walks its children first, and the list
    // is a child — but here the widget hit test is containment over
    // `/Annots`, which the list is not in. Without this the same click read
    // as a miss and killed focus (see `popup_hit`).
    if let Some((field, annot, index)) = popup_hit(session, ctx, at) {
        return press_in_popup(session, ctx, field, annot, index);
    }
    let hit = hit::widget_at_point(
        &ctx.page.candidates,
        session.focus.map(FocusTarget::annot),
        ctx.permissions,
        at.x,
        at.y,
    );
    let Some(id) = hit else {
        // A left click on nothing drops focus, and committing the field that
        // held it is what turns its live editor state back into a generated
        // appearance.
        return if focus::miss_drops_focus(Button::Left) {
            kill_focus(session, ctx, cascade)
        } else {
            Response::ignored()
        };
    };
    let Some(widget) = ctx.widget(id) else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    let field = widget.field;

    // `/AA /D` runs **before** focus moves: `CFFL_InteractiveFormFiller::
    // OnLButtonDown` fires the action and only then hands the click to the
    // form field, which is where focus is taken. So a document with all six
    // scripts alerts `down` and then `focus`, in that order.
    fire_pointer(session, ctx, cascade, id, PointerTrigger::Down, modifiers);

    let mut response = take_focus(session, ctx, cascade, FocusTarget::Widget(field, id));
    ensure_state(session, ctx, field);

    // Where the click lands inside the widget is the field kind's business.
    match session.fields.get(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Text(_)) => {
            let point = to_plate(widget, at);
            with_edit(session, ctx, field, |edit, config, metrics| {
                ops::click_at(edit, config, metrics, point);
            });
            session.drag = caret_anchor(session, field);
        }
        Some(FieldState::Choice(_)) => {
            // `CPWL_CBButton::OnLButtonDown` (`cpwl_cbbutton.cpp:65-75`)
            // notifies its parent, and `CPWL_ComboBox::NotifyLButtonDown`
            // (`cpwl_combo_box.cpp:497-503`) is `SetPopup(!is_popup_)` — a
            // **toggle**, so a second click on the button shuts the list it
            // opened. A click anywhere else in the box does not.
            if toggle_popup_at(session, ctx, field, id, at) {
                response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, id));
                return response;
            }
            if let Some(update) = choice_click(session, ctx, field, id, at, modifiers) {
                response.push(update);
                return response;
            }
        }
        // A toggle acts on the *up* edge, not this one, which is what makes
        // dragging off a check box before releasing leave it alone; a push
        // button and an unclassifiable widget take a click and do nothing.
        Some(FieldState::Toggle(_) | FieldState::Button(_)) | None => {}
    }

    response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, id));
    response
}

/// The primary button coming up: activate a toggle, end a drag.
fn mouse_up<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    at: Point,
    modifiers: Modifiers,
) -> Response {
    // The release **finishes** the drag before ending it. Dropping the anchor
    // first loses the last leg of the selection, which is the whole of it
    // when the pointer never moved between the intermediate positions and the
    // release — and a drag whose only move is the release point is exactly
    // what the upstream `SelectTextWithMouse` sends.
    let finished = session
        .drag
        .and_then(|anchor| drag_to(session, ctx, anchor, at));
    session.drag = None;

    // **The two `/AA` entries fire whether or not a drag ended here**, and
    // before the drag's own answer is returned: upstream's `OnLButtonUp` runs
    // `SetFocusAnnot` and `OnButtonUp` on every release that lands on a
    // widget, and the selection the drag left is not something either of them
    // consults. Firing them only on the no-drag path would make a click that
    // moved one pixel run no script.
    if let Some(id) = hit::widget_at_point(
        &ctx.page.candidates,
        session.focus.map(FocusTarget::annot),
        ctx.permissions,
        at.x,
        at.y,
    ) {
        // `SetFocusAnnot` first, `OnButtonUp` second
        // (`cffl_interactiveformfiller.cpp:213-250`) — so a document with
        // both scripts alerts `focus` and then `up`.
        fire_pointer(session, ctx, cascade, id, PointerTrigger::Focus, modifiers);
        fire_pointer(session, ctx, cascade, id, PointerTrigger::Up, modifiers);
    }

    if let Some(update) = finished {
        return Response::with(vec![update]);
    }
    // The release inside an open dropdown is what *commits* the row — see
    // `release_in_popup` for why the press only hovers it.
    if let Some((field, annot, index)) = popup_hit(session, ctx, at) {
        return release_in_popup(session, ctx, field, annot, index);
    }
    let hit = hit::widget_at_point(
        &ctx.page.candidates,
        session.focus.map(FocusTarget::annot),
        ctx.permissions,
        at.x,
        at.y,
    );
    let Some(id) = hit else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    let Some(widget) = ctx.widget(id) else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    let field = widget.field;
    let read_only = widget.flags.is_read_only();
    let kind = toggle_kind(widget);

    if let (Some(kind), Some(FieldState::Toggle(state))) = (kind, session.fields.get_mut(&field)) {
        let moved = field::activate(state, kind, read_only);
        if moved {
            // A radio button clears its siblings, which are the other
            // controls of the same field on this page.
            clear_siblings(session, ctx, field, id);
            session.dirty.insert(field);
            let mut response = Response::consumed();
            for other in ctx.page.widgets.iter().filter(|w| w.field == field) {
                response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, other.id));
            }
            return response;
        }
        // Read-only: consumed, and nothing moved.
        return Response::consumed();
    }
    Response::consumed()
}

/// A double click selects the whole line under the pointer.
fn double_click<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    at: Point,
    modifiers: Modifiers,
) -> Response {
    // A double click is an `OnLButtonDblClk`, which the form filler routes
    // through `SetFocusAnnot` exactly as a release does — so `/AA /Fo` runs
    // again even on the field that already holds focus, which is what
    // `mouse_events`'s second `focus` alert records.
    if let Some(annot) = session.focus.map(FocusTarget::annot) {
        fire_pointer(
            session,
            ctx,
            cascade,
            annot,
            PointerTrigger::Focus,
            modifiers,
        );
    }
    let Some(field) = session.focused_field() else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    if !matches!(session.fields.get(&field), Some(FieldState::Text(_))) {
        return Response::ignored();
    }
    // A double click selects the **whole field**, not the line under the
    // pointer. `CPWL_Edit::OnLButtonDblClk` (`cpwl_edit.cpp:636-644`) calls
    // `edit_impl_->SelectAll()`; the embeddertest's comment says "the entire
    // line" and its field is single-line, so the two agree there and only
    // there. A multiline field is where the wrong reading shows.
    //
    // The point is still needed: upstream selects only when the click is
    // inside the client area (or the field overflows), so a double click on
    // the border selects nothing.
    let Some(widget) = ctx.widget_of_field(field) else {
        return Response::consumed();
    };
    let point = to_plate(widget, at);
    let client =
        pdfrum_doc::geom::normalize(ap::field_body::client_rect(&widget.dict, ctx.resolve));
    // `CFX_FloatRect::Contains` (`fx_coordinates.cpp:229-234`) is inclusive on
    // all four edges, where `kurbo::Rect::contains` is half-open — a click
    // exactly on the client's top or right edge selects upstream and would
    // not here.
    let inside = point.x >= client.x0
        && point.x <= client.x1
        && point.y >= client.y0
        && point.y <= client.y1;
    if !inside {
        return Response::consumed();
    }
    with_edit(session, ctx, field, |edit, _config, _metrics| {
        edit.select_all();
    });
    let Some(id) = session.focus.map(FocusTarget::annot) else {
        return Response::consumed();
    };
    let mut response = Response::consumed();
    response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, id));
    response
}

/// The wheel scrolls whatever is under the pointer, focused or not.
///
/// A **list box** moves its selection rather than its view, with the wheel's
/// own Shift and Control passed through: the wheel and the arrow keys are one
/// operation, and those flags change what a multi-select list does with the
/// row it lands on.
///
/// A **combo box** does nothing. Treating it as a list would let a wheel notch
/// silently change a committed value.
fn wheel<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    at: Point,
    delta: (i32, i32),
    modifiers: Modifiers,
) -> Response {
    let hit = hit::widget_at_point(
        &ctx.page.candidates,
        session.focus.map(FocusTarget::annot),
        ctx.permissions,
        at.x,
        at.y,
    );
    let Some(id) = hit else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    let Some(widget) = ctx.widget(id) else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    let field = widget.field;
    ensure_state(session, ctx, field);
    // Read against the state that already exists: a row's height is measured
    // from an option's label, so the count cannot be taken before the field
    // has options.
    let rows = match session.fields.get(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) => visible_rows(ctx, widget, choice),
        _ => 0,
    };

    let moved = match session.fields.get_mut(&field) {
        // A combo box is not a list under the wheel; see this function's docs.
        Some(FieldState::Choice(state)) if state.config.combo => false,
        Some(FieldState::Choice(state)) => scroll_choice(state, delta.1, rows, modifiers),
        Some(FieldState::Text(_)) => scroll_text(session, ctx, field, delta.1),
        Some(FieldState::Toggle(_) | FieldState::Button(_)) | None => false,
    };
    if !moved {
        return Response::consumed();
    }
    let mut response = Response::consumed();
    response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, id));
    response
}

/// Focus requested at a point, without a click.
fn focus_at<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    at: Point,
    modifiers: Modifiers,
) -> Response {
    let hit = hit::widget_at_point(
        &ctx.page.candidates,
        session.focus.map(FocusTarget::annot),
        ctx.permissions,
        at.x,
        at.y,
    );
    let Some(id) = hit else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    let Some(widget) = ctx.widget(id) else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    let field = widget.field;
    // The explicit focus verb is `SetFocusAnnot` directly, so `/AA /Fo` runs
    // here for the same reason it runs on a release.
    fire_pointer(session, ctx, cascade, id, PointerTrigger::Focus, modifiers);
    let mut response = take_focus(session, ctx, cascade, FocusTarget::Widget(field, id));
    ensure_state(session, ctx, field);
    response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, id));
    response
}

/// A key going down, to whatever holds focus.
fn key_down<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    key: Key,
    modifiers: Modifiers,
) -> Response {
    // Tab moves focus, and it does so whether or not anything holds it.
    if key == Key::Tab {
        return tab_to_next(session, ctx, cascade, modifiers);
    }
    let Some(target) = session.focus else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    let Some(field) = target.field() else {
        // A focused annotation that is not a widget — a link, once a caller
        // has put links in the focus ring — fires its action on Return.
        return annot_key(session, ctx, target.annot(), key, modifiers);
    };
    let annot = target.annot();

    match session.fields.get(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Text(_)) => text_key(session, ctx, cascade, field, annot, key, modifiers),
        Some(FieldState::Choice(_)) => choice_key(session, ctx, field, annot, key, modifiers),
        Some(FieldState::Toggle(_)) => {
            // Return and Space activate; a read-only control consumes them
            // and does nothing, which is a different answer from ignoring.
            if matches!(key, Key::Return | Key::Space) {
                Response::consumed()
            } else {
                Response::ignored()
            }
        }
        // `[oracle-bug]` a focused push button fires its `/A` on Return, the
        // same activation a focused link gets. `CFFL_PushButton` has no
        // `OnChar` override (where `CFFL_TextField` does, at
        // `cffl_textfield.cpp:116-140`), so
        // `fpdf_formfill_embeddertest.cpp:3658-3667` asserts `DoURIAction`
        // `.Times(0)` and `ASSERT_FALSE(FORM_OnChar(…, kReturn, 0))` — both
        // marked `TODO(crbug.com/1028991)` saying they should be one and
        // true — while the adjacent `LinkActionInvokeTest` (`:3670-3690`)
        // asserts `.Times(4)` and `ASSERT_TRUE` for a link. §12.6.3 table 196
        // performs an annotation's `/A` when it is *activated*, and a keyboard
        // activation of a tab-focused button is one. pdf.js gets it free by
        // rendering push buttons as `<a>` (`annotation_layer.js:2129-2137`).
        Some(FieldState::Button(_)) => annot_key(session, ctx, annot, key, modifiers),
        None => Response::ignored(),
    }
}

/// A typed character, to whatever holds focus.
fn char_typed<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    ch: char,
    modifiers: Modifiers,
) -> Response {
    let Some(target) = session.focus else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    let Some(field) = target.field() else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    let annot = target.annot();
    let accelerator = session.config.accelerator;

    match session.fields.get(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Text(state)) => {
            let (read_only, multi_line) = (state.config.read_only, state.config.multi_line);
            let action = field::text::route_char(ch, modifiers, accelerator, read_only, multi_line);
            perform_text(session, ctx, cascade, field, annot, action)
        }
        Some(FieldState::Choice(_)) => choice_char(session, ctx, cascade, field, annot, ch),
        Some(FieldState::Toggle(_)) => {
            // A check box takes Return and Space as activation, and consumes
            // them read-only or not.
            if matches!(ch, '\r' | ' ') {
                let widget = ctx.widget(annot);
                let read_only = widget.is_some_and(|w| w.flags.is_read_only());
                let kind = widget.and_then(toggle_kind);
                if let (Some(kind), Some(FieldState::Toggle(state))) =
                    (kind, session.fields.get_mut(&field))
                    && field::activate(state, kind, read_only)
                {
                    clear_siblings(session, ctx, field, annot);
                    session.dirty.insert(field);
                    let mut response = Response::consumed();
                    response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, annot));
                    return response;
                }
                return Response::consumed();
            }
            Response::ignored()
        }
        // `[oracle-bug]` The char path too: the upstream assertion is on
        // `FORM_OnChar(…, kReturn, 0)` (`fpdf_formfill_embeddertest.cpp:3667`),
        // so a typed Return activates a focused push button exactly as the
        // key path does. See `key_down`.
        Some(FieldState::Button(_)) if ch == '\r' => {
            annot_key(session, ctx, annot, Key::Return, modifiers)
        }
        Some(FieldState::Button(_)) | None => Response::ignored(),
    }
}

/// A key for a focused annotation that is not a form widget.
///
/// **Return fires its action, and nothing else does.** Shift, Space and the
/// accelerator are each explicitly *not* an activation — the ported
/// assertions check those rejections as specifically as they check the
/// acceptance, because "any key activates a link" is the plausible wrong
/// implementation.
///
/// The action comes back as a **request** the caller may inspect, ignore or
/// perform, with the modifiers that were held riding along: a link's action
/// is expected to see them, which is how a control-click opens in a new
/// window. Nothing is followed here — this crate navigates nothing.
fn annot_key<R: Resolve>(
    session: &FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    annot: AnnotId,
    key: Key,
    modifiers: Modifiers,
) -> Response {
    let _ = session;
    if key != Key::Return {
        return Response::ignored();
    }
    let Some(action) = action_of(ctx, annot) else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    Response::with(vec![AppearanceUpdate::new(
        annot,
        UpdateKind::ActionRequested {
            action: Box::new(action),
            modifiers,
        },
    )])
}

/// The action an annotation carries, from its `/A`.
fn action_of<R: Resolve>(ctx: &Context<'_, R>, annot: AnnotId) -> Option<pdfrum_doc::nav::Action> {
    let dict = ctx.page.dicts.get(&annot.index)?;
    let action = dict.dict(ACTION, ctx.resolve)?;
    Some(pdfrum_doc::nav::Action::new(action))
}

/// A key for a focused text field.
fn text_key<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    field: FieldId,
    annot: AnnotId,
    key: Key,
    modifiers: Modifiers,
) -> Response {
    let has_selection = match session.fields.get(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Text(state)) => state.edit.has_selection(),
        _ => false,
    };
    let action = field::text::route_key(
        key,
        modifiers,
        session.config.accelerator,
        session.config.redo_on_ctrl_y,
        has_selection,
    );
    perform_text(session, ctx, cascade, field, annot, action)
}

/// Performs a routed text action.
fn perform_text<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    field: FieldId,
    annot: AnnotId,
    action: Disposition,
) -> Response {
    let action = match action {
        Disposition::Do(action) => action,
        Disposition::Consume => return Response::consumed(),
        Disposition::Ignore => return Response::ignored(),
    };

    // Commit and escape leave the field rather than editing it.
    match action {
        TextAction::Commit | TextAction::Escape => {
            let mut response = Response::consumed();
            response.absorb(kill_focus(session, ctx, cascade));
            return response;
        }
        _ => {}
    }

    // The per-character keystroke hook, before the edit is applied.
    //
    // `CFFL_InteractiveFormFiller::OnChar` gathers the field action and runs
    // `/AA /K` with `willCommit` false (`cffl_interactiveformfiller.cpp:1020`)
    // ahead of the insertion, then applies `SetSelection` and
    // `ReplaceSelection` from what the script left behind
    // (`cffl_textfield.cpp:216-222`). A refusal is "do nothing": the character
    // is dropped and the field is unchanged, which is `:1052`'s
    // `RecreatePWLWindowFromSavedState` restated.
    let action = match keystroke_hook(session, ctx, cascade, field, action) {
        Keyed::Perform(action) => action,
        Keyed::Refused => return Response::consumed(),
        Keyed::Rewrote => {
            session.dirty.insert(field);
            let mut response = Response::consumed();
            response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, annot));
            return response;
        }
    };

    let max_len = match session.fields.get(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Text(state)) => state.config.max_len.map(std::num::NonZeroU32::get),
        _ => None,
    };
    let mut changed = false;
    with_edit(session, ctx, field, |edit, config, metrics| {
        changed = perform_on_edit(edit, config, metrics, action, max_len);
    });
    if changed {
        session.dirty.insert(field);
    }

    let mut response = Response::consumed();
    response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, annot));
    response
}

/// What the per-character keystroke hook left for routing to do.
enum Keyed {
    /// Go ahead with this action, unchanged.
    Perform(TextAction),
    /// The hook rewrote the text; it is already applied, so edit nothing more.
    Rewrote,
    /// The hook refused. The character is dropped and the field is unchanged.
    Refused,
}

/// Offers a text action to the per-character keystroke hook.
///
/// # Which actions reach a script, and which do not
///
/// Only the ones that **change the text**: an insertion, a return, and the
/// two deletions. Caret movement, selection, undo, redo and scrolling build no
/// action at all — a script that saw arrow keys would be seeing keystrokes the
/// specification says a keystroke event is not about.
///
/// A hook that rewrites `change` is answered by *replacing the selection* with
/// what it returned, rather than by re-running the original action.
fn keystroke_hook<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    field: FieldId,
    action: TextAction,
) -> Keyed {
    let change = match action {
        TextAction::Insert(ch) => ch.to_string(),
        TextAction::InsertReturn => "\n".to_string(),
        // A deletion is a keystroke whose change is empty; the selection it
        // replaces is what the edit control already holds.
        TextAction::Backspace | TextAction::Delete => String::new(),
        _ => return Keyed::Perform(action),
    };
    let Some(reference) = field_ref(ctx, field) else {
        return Keyed::Perform(action);
    };
    let Some(FieldState::Text(state)) = session.fields.get(&field) else {
        return Keyed::Perform(action);
    };
    let offered = Keystroke::of(&state.edit, change);

    match cascade.keystroke(&reference, offered.clone()) {
        KeystrokeOutcome::Reject => Keyed::Refused,
        KeystrokeOutcome::Accept(back) if back == offered => Keyed::Perform(action),
        KeystrokeOutcome::Accept(back) => {
            // The script moved the caret, rewrote the text, or both. Apply
            // what it left rather than what was offered.
            set_field_text(session, field, &back.applied());
            Keyed::Rewrote
        }
    }
}

/// One text action against a live edit control.
fn perform_on_edit(
    edit: &mut TextEdit,
    config: &vt::Config,
    metrics: &vt::Metrics<'_>,
    action: TextAction,
    max_len: Option<u32>,
) -> bool {
    match action {
        TextAction::Insert(ch) => ops::insert_char(edit, config, metrics, ch, max_len),
        TextAction::InsertReturn => ops::insert_char(edit, config, metrics, '\n', max_len),
        TextAction::Backspace => ops::backspace(edit, config, metrics),
        TextAction::Delete => ops::delete(edit, config, metrics),
        TextAction::ClearSelection => {
            edit.select_none();
            true
        }
        TextAction::SelectAll => {
            edit.select_all();
            true
        }
        TextAction::Undo => ops::undo(edit, config, metrics),
        TextAction::Redo => ops::redo(edit, config, metrics),
        TextAction::Move { motion, extend } => move_caret(edit, config, metrics, motion, extend),
        // Handled by the caller, which leaves the field rather than editing.
        TextAction::Commit | TextAction::Escape => false,
    }
}

/// Moves the caret, extending the selection when asked.
fn move_caret(
    edit: &mut TextEdit,
    config: &vt::Config,
    metrics: &vt::Metrics<'_>,
    motion: Motion,
    extend: bool,
) -> bool {
    let len = edit.len_chars();
    let at = edit.caret_index();
    let to = match motion {
        Motion::Left => at.saturating_sub(1),
        Motion::Right => (at + 1).min(len),
        Motion::DocStart | Motion::LineStart => 0,
        Motion::DocEnd | Motion::LineEnd => len,
        // A single-line field has nowhere to go vertically, and a multiline
        // one moves by the layout's own line breaks.
        Motion::Up => line_step(edit, config, metrics, at, -1),
        Motion::Down => line_step(edit, config, metrics, at, 1),
    };
    if extend {
        edit.move_caret_keeping_selection(to);
    } else {
        edit.set_caret_index(to);
    }
    // Upstream runs `ScrollToCaret` after every one of these, which is what
    // lets an arrow key walk off the visible end of a long value and bring
    // the view with it.
    ops::scroll_to_caret(edit, config, metrics);
    true
}

/// The index one line up or down from `at`, staying in the sticky column.
fn line_step(
    edit: &TextEdit,
    config: &vt::Config,
    metrics: &vt::Metrics<'_>,
    at: usize,
    direction: i32,
) -> usize {
    let place = vt::hit::place_of_word_index(&edit.layout, at);
    let line = i64::from(place.line) + i64::from(direction);
    if line < 0 {
        return 0;
    }
    let target = vt::hit::place_at_point(
        &edit.layout,
        config.plate,
        config,
        metrics,
        edit.offset,
        kurbo::Point::new(
            f64::from(edit.sticky_x),
            f64::from(line_y(edit, place.section, line)),
        ),
    );
    let _ = metrics;
    vt::hit::word_index_of_place(&edit.layout, target)
}

/// The page-space y of a line, for a vertical move.
fn line_y(edit: &TextEdit, section: u32, line: i64) -> f32 {
    edit.layout
        .sections
        .get(usize::try_from(section).unwrap_or(0))
        .and_then(|section| section.lines.get(usize::try_from(line).unwrap_or(0)))
        .map_or(0.0, |line| line.y)
}

/// A key for a focused choice field.
///
/// The arrow keys carry their modifiers for the same reason the wheel does:
/// the two gestures are one operation and must not diverge here.
fn choice_key<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    field: FieldId,
    annot: AnnotId,
    key: Key,
    modifiers: Modifiers,
) -> Response {
    let rows = match (ctx.widget(annot), session.fields.get(&field)) {
        (Some(widget), Some(FieldState::Choice(choice))) => visible_rows(ctx, widget, choice),
        _ => 0,
    };
    let moved = match session.fields.get_mut(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Choice(state)) => {
            let (shift, ctrl) = (
                modifiers.contains(Modifiers::SHIFT),
                modifiers.contains(Modifiers::CONTROL),
            );
            let moved = match key {
                Key::Up => field::choice::move_caret_by(state, -1, shift, ctrl),
                Key::Down => field::choice::move_caret_by(state, 1, shift, ctrl),
                Key::Return | Key::Space => return Response::consumed(),
                _ => return Response::ignored(),
            };
            // The view follows the caret only when it would otherwise leave
            // the box — the same rule the wheel obeys, because upstream they
            // are the same operation.
            let caret = state.caret_index.unwrap_or(0);
            moved | field::choice::scroll_into_view(state, caret, rows)
        }
        _ => return Response::ignored(),
    };
    if !moved {
        return Response::consumed();
    }
    session.dirty.insert(field);
    let mut response = Response::consumed();
    response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, annot));
    response
}

/// A character for a focused choice field: type-ahead, or text in an
/// editable combo.
fn choice_char<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    field: FieldId,
    annot: AnnotId,
    ch: char,
) -> Response {
    let (combo, editable) = match session.fields.get(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Choice(state)) => (state.config.combo, state.config.editable),
        _ => (false, false),
    };
    // `CPWL_ComboBox::OnChar` (`cpwl_combo_box.cpp:441-497`) reads two
    // characters before anything else, and they are **not** symmetric:
    //
    // - `Return` **toggles** the list, editable or not, and then re-reads the
    //   current row into the edit half — so a second Return shuts what the
    //   first opened;
    // - `Space` opens it, only on a **gated** combo, and only when it is
    //   shut. An editable combo's Space falls through and types a space.
    //
    // Both return `true` whatever happened, which is why the responses below
    // are consumed even where the list refused to move.
    if combo && matches!(ch, '\r' | '\n') {
        return toggle_popup_by_key(session, ctx, field, annot);
    }
    if combo && !editable && ch == ' ' {
        let shut = matches!(
            session.fields.get(&field),
            Some(FieldState::Choice(state)) if !state.popup_open
        );
        if shut {
            return toggle_popup_by_key(session, ctx, field, annot);
        }
        return Response::consumed();
    }
    if editable {
        // The keystroke hook sees an editable combo's typing exactly as it
        // sees a text field's: `CFFL_ComboBox` builds the same
        // `CFFL_FieldAction` from its edit half
        // (`fpdfsdk/formfiller/cffl_combobox.cpp:180-196`).
        if let Some(reference) = field_ref(ctx, field)
            && let Some(FieldState::Choice(state)) = session.fields.get(&field)
            && let Some(edit) = state.edit.as_ref()
        {
            let offered = Keystroke::of(edit, ch.to_string());
            match cascade.keystroke(&reference, offered.clone()) {
                KeystrokeOutcome::Reject => return Response::consumed(),
                KeystrokeOutcome::Accept(back) if back != offered => {
                    set_field_text(session, field, &back.applied());
                    if let Some(FieldState::Choice(state)) = session.fields.get_mut(&field) {
                        state.selected.clear();
                        state.caret_index = None;
                        state.edit = None;
                    }
                    session.dirty.insert(field);
                    let mut response = Response::consumed();
                    response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, annot));
                    return response;
                }
                KeystrokeOutcome::Accept(_) => {}
            }
        }
        // An editable combo's typed text goes to its own edit control, and
        // typing clears the index selection.
        let mut changed = false;
        with_combo_edit(session, ctx, field, |edit, config, metrics| {
            changed = ops::insert_char(edit, config, metrics, ch, None);
        });
        if changed {
            if let Some(FieldState::Choice(state)) = session.fields.get_mut(&field) {
                state.selected.clear();
                state.caret_index = None;
            }
            session.dirty.insert(field);
        }
        let mut response = Response::consumed();
        response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, annot));
        return response;
    }

    let moved = match session.fields.get_mut(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Choice(state)) => field::choice::type_ahead(state, ch),
        _ => false,
    };
    if !moved {
        return Response::consumed();
    }
    session.dirty.insert(field);
    let mut response = Response::consumed();
    response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, annot));
    response
}

/// A click inside a choice field's rows.
fn choice_click<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    field: FieldId,
    id: AnnotId,
    at: Point,
    modifiers: Modifiers,
) -> Option<AppearanceUpdate> {
    let widget = ctx.widget(id)?;
    let row = row_at(ctx, widget, session.fields.get(&field), at)?;
    // A combo box's own box has no rows — `row_at` says so — so the drop
    // button, handled by the caller, is the only thing a click in one does.
    let multi = match session.fields.get(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Choice(state)) => state.config.multi_select,
        _ => false,
    };
    let Some(FieldState::Choice(state)) = session.fields.get_mut(&field) else {
        return None;
    };
    let moved = if multi && modifiers.contains(Modifiers::SHIFT) {
        field::choice::select_range_to(state, row)
    } else if multi && modifiers.contains(Modifiers::CONTROL) {
        field::choice::toggle_index(state, row)
    } else {
        field::choice::select_only(state, row)
    };
    if moved {
        session.dirty.insert(field);
    }
    appearance_of(session, ctx, field, id)
}

/// Which row of a list box a page-space point falls on.
fn row_at<R: Resolve>(
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    widget: &WidgetInfo,
    state: Option<&FieldState>,
    at: Point,
) -> Option<usize> {
    let FieldState::Choice(choice) = state? else {
        return None;
    };
    // A combo box's list is not drawn, so a click in the box selects nothing
    // by row; only a list box has rows under the pointer.
    if choice.config.combo {
        return None;
    }
    let client = ap::field_body::client_rect(&widget.dict, ctx.resolve);
    let height = row_height(ctx, widget, choice);
    if height <= 0.0 {
        return None;
    }
    // The point arrives in **page** space and the client rectangle is in the
    // appearance stream's, which is the widget's own box at the origin. They
    // are the same space only for a widget whose `/Rect` happens to start at
    // (0, 0); anywhere else the subtraction below is a difference of two
    // unrelated numbers, and it was — a list box at y 371 produced a large
    // negative quotient, a saturating `usize`, and no row at all, so the
    // click focused the widget and then selected nothing.
    //
    // `CFFL_FormField::OnLButtonDown` (`cffl_formfield.cpp:103`) passes
    // `FFLtoPWL(point)` into the list for exactly this reason.
    let point = to_plate(widget, at);
    #[expect(
        clippy::cast_possible_truncation,
        clippy::cast_sign_loss,
        reason = "the quotient is bounded by the option count immediately below"
    )]
    let offset = ((client.y1 - point.y) / f64::from(height)) as usize;
    let row = choice.top_visible.checked_add(offset)?;
    (row < choice.options.len()).then_some(row)
}

/// How many rows of a list box fit in its client area.
///
/// The count the no-overscroll clamp is stated against: a list scrolls only
/// far enough to put its last row at the bottom of the box.
fn visible_rows<R: Resolve>(
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    widget: &WidgetInfo,
    choice: &ChoiceState,
) -> usize {
    let client = ap::field_body::client_rect(&widget.dict, ctx.resolve);
    let height = row_height(ctx, widget, choice);
    if height <= 0.0 {
        return 0;
    }
    #[expect(
        clippy::cast_possible_truncation,
        clippy::cast_sign_loss,
        reason = "a row count is bounded by the widget's height in points"
    )]
    let rows = (pdfrum_doc::geom::height(client) / height) as usize;
    rows
}

/// The width of a combo box's drop button, in PDF units.
///
/// The same constant `ap::shapes::drop_button` draws with. It takes the
/// rightmost slice of the client rectangle, clamped to the client's left edge
/// for a widget narrower than the button — which is why the `max` below is not
/// decoration.
const DROP_BUTTON_WIDTH: f32 = 13.0;

/// Whether a page-space point is inside a combo box's drop button.
///
/// The button is a child window in *plate* space, so the point is mapped
/// through the widget's own rotation before it is compared: a `/MK /R 90`
/// combo has its button on the top edge as drawn, not the right one.
fn on_drop_button<R: Resolve>(ctx: &Context<'_, R>, widget: &WidgetInfo, at: Point) -> bool {
    let client = ap::field_body::client_rect(&widget.dict, ctx.resolve);
    let (left, right) = (
        pdfrum_doc::geom::left(client),
        pdfrum_doc::geom::right(client),
    );
    let edge = (right - DROP_BUTTON_WIDTH).max(left);
    let point = to_plate(widget, at);
    #[expect(
        clippy::cast_possible_truncation,
        reason = "a plate coordinate is a widget-sized number"
    )]
    let (x, y) = (point.x as f32, point.y as f32);
    x >= edge
        && x <= right
        && y >= pdfrum_doc::geom::bottom(client)
        && y <= pdfrum_doc::geom::top(client)
}

/// Where a combo box's dropdown would be, whether or not it is open.
///
/// [`None`] for anything that is not a combo, and for a combo whose list has
/// no room to open — `SetPopup`'s two "refuse, but report success" exits.
fn popup_geometry<R: Resolve>(
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    widget: &WidgetInfo,
    choice: &ChoiceState,
) -> Option<crate::popup::PopupGeometry> {
    if !choice.config.combo {
        return None;
    }
    crate::popup::place(
        widget.rect,
        ctx.page.page_height,
        choice.options.len(),
        row_height(ctx, widget, choice),
    )
}

/// Opens or closes a combo box's dropdown, reporting whether the state moved.
///
/// There are **three failure paths**, all of which report success and change
/// nothing:
///
/// - no list at all (a field that is not a combo);
/// - a list whose content rectangle has no height (no options);
/// - a `QueryWherePopup` that comes back with nothing (no room on the page).
///
/// So a click on the drop button of a combo with nowhere to open is still
/// *consumed*; it simply leaves the list shut. That is why this returns
/// "did anything move" rather than "did it succeed": the caller wants to know
/// whether to redraw, and the two questions have different answers here.
fn set_popup<R: Resolve>(
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    widget: &WidgetInfo,
    choice: &mut ChoiceState,
    open: bool,
) -> bool {
    if !choice.config.combo || open == choice.popup_open {
        return false;
    }
    if !open {
        choice.popup_open = false;
        choice.hovered = None;
        return true;
    }
    if popup_geometry(ctx, widget, choice).is_none() {
        return false;
    }
    choice.popup_open = true;
    // `RepositionChildWnd` (`cpwl_combo_box.cpp:275`) runs
    // `ScrollToListItem(select_item_)` as it opens, so an already-selected
    // row is scrolled into view rather than the list opening at the top.
    // Recomputed *after* the flag is set because the geometry is the same
    // either way — the popup's size does not depend on whether it is showing.
    if let Some(selected) = choice.selected.iter().next().copied() {
        let rows =
            popup_geometry(ctx, widget, choice).map_or(0, |geometry| geometry.visible_rows());
        field::choice::scroll_into_view(choice, selected, rows);
    }
    true
}

/// Shuts every open dropdown on the page.
///
/// A list is closed before focus is dropped, so nothing survives a focus
/// change — and because a session focuses one field at a time, closing *every*
/// one is the same operation stated without a special case for which field it
/// was.
fn close_all_popups(session: &mut FormSession) -> bool {
    let mut closed = false;
    for state in session.fields.values_mut() {
        if let FieldState::Choice(choice) = state
            && choice.popup_open
        {
            choice.popup_open = false;
            choice.hovered = None;
            closed = true;
        }
    }
    closed
}

/// The field whose dropdown is open on this page, if one is.
///
/// At most one, because opening one takes focus and taking focus closes the
/// last. The walk is over the page's widgets rather than over the session's
/// fields so that a field with a control on two pages answers for the page
/// being asked about.
fn open_popup_of(session: &FormSession, page: &PageForm) -> Option<(FieldId, AnnotId)> {
    page.widgets
        .iter()
        .find_map(|widget| match session.fields.get(&widget.field) {
            Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) if choice.popup_open => {
                Some((widget.field, widget.id))
            }
            _ => None,
        })
}

/// The open dropdown a page-space point falls inside, with the row it names.
///
/// **An open dropdown must be hit-tested before the annotations are.** A
/// mouse-down below an open combo is inside the list, and the list is not in
/// `/Annots` — so plain rect containment over the array reads that click as a
/// miss and drops focus instead of selecting a row.
fn popup_hit<R: Resolve>(
    session: &FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    at: Point,
) -> Option<(FieldId, AnnotId, usize)> {
    let (field, annot) = open_popup_of(session, ctx.page)?;
    let widget = ctx.widget(annot)?;
    let FieldState::Choice(choice) = session.fields.get(&field)? else {
        return None;
    };
    let geometry = popup_geometry(ctx, widget, choice)?;
    let offset = geometry.row_at(at.x, at.y)?;
    let index = crate::popup::option_at(choice, offset)?;
    Some((field, annot, index))
}

/// A pointer move over an open dropdown, which hover-selects a row.
///
/// [`None`] when the pointer is not over an open list, which is what lets
/// `mouse_move` fall through to hover and drag as before. A move that stays
/// on the same row answers `Some(consumed)` with no update: the pointer is
/// still inside a window, so the event is not the page's, but nothing was
/// repainted.
fn hover_in_popup<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    at: Point,
) -> Option<Response> {
    let (field, annot, index) = popup_hit(session, ctx, at)?;
    let moved = match session.fields.get_mut(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) => {
            let moved = choice.hovered != Some(index);
            choice.hovered = Some(index);
            moved
        }
        _ => false,
    };
    if !moved {
        return Some(Response::consumed());
    }
    let mut response = Response::consumed();
    response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, annot));
    Some(response)
}

/// A left-down on the drop button, reporting whether the list moved.
///
/// Returns `false` for a click that is not on the button, which is what lets
/// the caller fall through to the ordinary click handling; a click that *is*
/// on it but cannot open the list — no options, no room — also answers
/// `false`, because nothing moved and there is nothing to redraw. Either way
/// the click stays consumed: the widget took focus before this ran.
fn toggle_popup_at<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    field: FieldId,
    id: AnnotId,
    at: Point,
) -> bool {
    let Some(widget) = ctx.widget(id) else {
        return false;
    };
    let combo = matches!(
        session.fields.get(&field),
        Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) if choice.config.combo
    );
    if !combo || !on_drop_button(ctx, widget, at) {
        return false;
    }
    let Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) = session.fields.get_mut(&field) else {
        return false;
    };
    let open = !choice.popup_open;
    // Split so the immutable `ctx.widget` borrow and the mutable state borrow
    // do not overlap: `set_popup` needs both, and the widget is `ctx`'s.
    let mut taken = std::mem::take(choice);
    let moved = set_popup(ctx, widget, &mut taken, open);
    if let Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) = session.fields.get_mut(&field) {
        *choice = taken;
    }
    moved
}

/// `Return` (or a gated combo's `Space`) toggling the dropdown.
///
/// The keyboard spelling of `toggle_popup_at`, without a point to test. The
/// response is always consumed, even when the list refused to open, so a
/// combo with nowhere to open still swallows the key rather than letting it
/// type a character.
fn toggle_popup_by_key<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    field: FieldId,
    annot: AnnotId,
) -> Response {
    let Some(widget) = ctx.widget(annot) else {
        return Response::consumed();
    };
    let Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) = session.fields.get_mut(&field) else {
        return Response::consumed();
    };
    let open = !choice.popup_open;
    let mut taken = std::mem::take(choice);
    let moved = set_popup(ctx, widget, &mut taken, open);
    if let Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) = session.fields.get_mut(&field) {
        *choice = taken;
    }
    if !moved {
        return Response::consumed();
    }
    let mut response = Response::consumed();
    response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, annot));
    response
}

/// A left-down inside an open dropdown's rows.
///
/// **Down hovers, up selects.** The press moves the list's own selection; the
/// *commit* — copying the row's text into the edit half and shutting the list
/// — happens on release. Splitting them matters because a press that drags off
/// the list before releasing must leave the field alone.
fn press_in_popup<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    field: FieldId,
    annot: AnnotId,
    index: usize,
) -> Response {
    if let Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) = session.fields.get_mut(&field) {
        choice.hovered = Some(index);
    }
    let mut response = Response::consumed();
    response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, annot));
    response
}

/// A left-up inside an open dropdown's rows: the row is chosen.
///
/// Four steps in order: carry the row's label into the text half, select all
/// of it, focus the edit, shut the list. The first routes through a selection
/// replacement, so **every combo selection is undoable**. The last is why the
/// list shuts on release rather than on press.
fn release_in_popup<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    field: FieldId,
    annot: AnnotId,
    index: usize,
) -> Response {
    let label = match session.fields.get_mut(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) => {
            field::choice::select_only(choice, index);
            choice.popup_open = false;
            choice.hovered = None;
            choice
                .options
                .get(index)
                .map(|option| option.label.clone())
                .unwrap_or_default()
        }
        _ => return Response::consumed(),
    };
    // An editable combo shows the chosen row in its text half, which is what
    // `SetSelectText`'s `edit_->ReplaceSelection(list_->GetText())` puts
    // there. A gated one has no text half and reads its label from the
    // selection instead.
    set_combo_text(session, ctx, field, label);
    session.dirty.insert(field);
    let mut response = Response::consumed();
    response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, annot));
    response
}

/// `SetSelectText()` then `SelectAllText()`: the chosen row's label into the
/// combo's text half, **left selected**.
///
/// Both halves matter and the second is the one that shows: after choosing a
/// row the text half holds that row's label with **every character selected**,
/// so it draws as white glyphs on a navy band rather than as black text on
/// white.
///
/// The control is rebuilt from the label rather than edited in place: the
/// whole text is being replaced, so there is nothing of the old one to keep,
/// and `with_combo_edit` is the one place that knows the plate and the face
/// to build it with.
fn set_combo_text<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    field: FieldId,
    label: String,
) {
    let editable = matches!(
        session.fields.get(&field),
        Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) if choice.config.editable
    );
    if !editable {
        return;
    }
    if let Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) = session.fields.get_mut(&field) {
        choice.edit_text = label;
        // Dropped rather than rewritten, so `with_combo_edit` below lays the
        // new label out from scratch: one place the text can come from
        // instead of two that must agree.
        choice.edit = None;
    }
    with_combo_edit(session, ctx, field, |edit, _config, _metrics| {
        edit.select_all();
    });
}

/// What a host draws for one page's open dropdown, if one is open.
///
/// State and geometry: the library says where the list is and what is in it,
/// and the host paints it on its own schedule. Nothing here is a callback and
/// nothing is a trait — a viewer that never asks is never told, and one that
/// asks twice gets the same answer.
///
/// [`None`] when nothing on the page has its dropdown open, which is the
/// common case: only a click on a drop button, a `Return` or a `Space` on a
/// gated combo opens one.
#[must_use]
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// # use pdfrum_doc::ap;
/// # use pdfrum_form::route::{self, Context};
/// # use pdfrum_form::{FormSession, NoScripts, Permissions};
/// # use pdfrum_object::{Dict, Name, NoResolve, Object, PdfString};
/// # fn dict<const N: usize>(pairs: [(&'static [u8], Object); N]) -> Dict {
/// #     Dict::from_pairs(pairs.into_iter().map(|(k, v)| (Name::from(k), v)))
/// # }
/// # fn nm(b: &'static [u8]) -> Object { Object::Name(Name::from(b)) }
/// # fn rect(l: f32, b: f32, r: f32, t: f32) -> Object {
/// #     Object::Array([l, b, r, t].into_iter().map(Object::Real).collect())
/// # }
/// # let helv = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Font")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Type1")),
/// #     (b"BaseFont", nm(b"Helvetica"))]);
/// # let catalog = dict([(b"AcroForm", Object::Dict(dict([
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 0 Tf 0 g"))),
/// #     (b"DR", Object::Dict(dict([(b"Font",
/// #         Object::Dict(dict([(b"Helv", Object::Dict(helv))])))]))),
/// # ])))]);
/// # let widget = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Annot")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Widget")),
/// #     (b"FT", nm(b"Tx")), (b"T", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"Name"))),
/// #     (b"V", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"old"))),
/// #     (b"Rect", rect(20.0, 100.0, 180.0, 130.0)),
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 12 Tf 0 g")))]);
/// # let page_dict = dict([(b"MediaBox", rect(0.0, 0.0, 200.0, 200.0)),
/// #     (b"Annots", Object::Array([Object::Dict(widget)].into_iter().collect()))]);
/// # let resolve = NoResolve;
/// # let page = pdfrum_form::read_page(0, &page_dict, &catalog, &resolve);
/// # let mut build = pdfrum_page::BuildContext::new();
/// # let fonts = ap::FormFonts::load(&catalog, &resolve, &mut build);
/// # let ctx = Context { page: &page, catalog: &catalog, resolve: &resolve,
/// #     fonts: &fonts, permissions: Permissions::ALL };
/// # let mut session = FormSession::new();
/// # let mut cascade = NoScripts;
/// // Nothing on this page has a dropdown, so a host is told to draw none.
/// assert!(route::popup_view(&session, &ctx).is_none());
/// ```
pub fn popup_view<R: Resolve>(
    session: &FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
) -> Option<crate::popup::PopupView> {
    let (field, annot) = open_popup_of(session, ctx.page)?;
    let widget = ctx.widget(annot)?;
    let FieldState::Choice(choice) = session.fields.get(&field)? else {
        return None;
    };
    let geometry = popup_geometry(ctx, widget, choice)?;
    Some(crate::popup::PopupView {
        annot,
        anchor: crate::popup::widen(widget.rect),
        geometry,
        options: choice
            .options
            .iter()
            .map(|option| option.label.clone())
            .collect(),
        selected: choice.selected.iter().next().copied(),
        hovered: choice.hovered,
        top_visible: choice.top_visible,
        edit_text: choice.config.editable.then(|| choice.edit_text.clone()),
    })
}

/// How far one scrollable control has scrolled, in rows.
///
/// Keyed by annotation rather than carried on [`popup_view`]: a **list box**
/// scrolls without any dropdown being open, and its scroll bar is the host's
/// to draw for exactly the same reason the dropdown is. The host draws chrome;
/// this crate returns values, not callbacks.
///
/// [`None`] for an annotation that is not a choice widget, or one the session
/// has never built state for.
#[must_use]
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// # use pdfrum_form::AnnotId;
/// # use pdfrum_doc::ap;
/// # use pdfrum_form::route::{self, Context};
/// # use pdfrum_form::{FormSession, NoScripts, Permissions};
/// # use pdfrum_object::{Dict, Name, NoResolve, Object, PdfString};
/// # fn dict<const N: usize>(pairs: [(&'static [u8], Object); N]) -> Dict {
/// #     Dict::from_pairs(pairs.into_iter().map(|(k, v)| (Name::from(k), v)))
/// # }
/// # fn nm(b: &'static [u8]) -> Object { Object::Name(Name::from(b)) }
/// # fn rect(l: f32, b: f32, r: f32, t: f32) -> Object {
/// #     Object::Array([l, b, r, t].into_iter().map(Object::Real).collect())
/// # }
/// # let helv = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Font")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Type1")),
/// #     (b"BaseFont", nm(b"Helvetica"))]);
/// # let catalog = dict([(b"AcroForm", Object::Dict(dict([
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 0 Tf 0 g"))),
/// #     (b"DR", Object::Dict(dict([(b"Font",
/// #         Object::Dict(dict([(b"Helv", Object::Dict(helv))])))]))),
/// # ])))]);
/// # let widget = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Annot")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Widget")),
/// #     (b"FT", nm(b"Tx")), (b"T", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"Name"))),
/// #     (b"V", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"old"))),
/// #     (b"Rect", rect(20.0, 100.0, 180.0, 130.0)),
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 12 Tf 0 g")))]);
/// # let page_dict = dict([(b"MediaBox", rect(0.0, 0.0, 200.0, 200.0)),
/// #     (b"Annots", Object::Array([Object::Dict(widget)].into_iter().collect()))]);
/// # let resolve = NoResolve;
/// # let page = pdfrum_form::read_page(0, &page_dict, &catalog, &resolve);
/// # let mut build = pdfrum_page::BuildContext::new();
/// # let fonts = ap::FormFonts::load(&catalog, &resolve, &mut build);
/// # let ctx = Context { page: &page, catalog: &catalog, resolve: &resolve,
/// #     fonts: &fonts, permissions: Permissions::ALL };
/// # let mut session = FormSession::new();
/// # let mut cascade = NoScripts;
/// // The page's one widget is a text field, which has no rows to scroll.
/// assert!(route::scroll_view(&session, &ctx, AnnotId::new(0u32, 0)).is_none());
/// ```
pub fn scroll_view<R: Resolve>(
    session: &FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    annot: AnnotId,
) -> Option<crate::popup::ScrollView> {
    let widget = ctx.widget(annot)?;
    let FieldState::Choice(choice) = session.fields.get(&widget.field)? else {
        return None;
    };
    // An open dropdown scrolls in its own window, which is taller than the
    // widget; a closed combo and a list box scroll inside the widget's box.
    let visible = match popup_geometry(ctx, widget, choice).filter(|_| choice.popup_open) {
        Some(geometry) => geometry.visible_rows(),
        None => visible_rows(ctx, widget, choice),
    };
    Some(crate::popup::ScrollView {
        top_visible: choice.top_visible,
        visible_rows: visible,
        total: choice.options.len(),
    })
}

/// The host reporting that the user picked a row of an open dropdown.
///
/// A host that drew the list from [`popup_view`] tells the session what was
/// chosen, and the session does what a click on that row would have done —
/// select it, shut the list, and hand back the widget's new appearance.
/// Exactly `NotifyLButtonUp`'s sequence, reachable without synthesizing a
/// click at coordinates the host would have to compute backwards from the
/// geometry it was given.
///
/// An index past the end of the options is ignored, and the response is
/// [`Response::ignored`] — a host cannot corrupt a field by miscounting.
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// # use pdfrum_form::AnnotId;
/// # use pdfrum_doc::ap;
/// # use pdfrum_form::route::{self, Context};
/// # use pdfrum_form::{FormSession, NoScripts, Permissions};
/// # use pdfrum_object::{Dict, Name, NoResolve, Object, PdfString};
/// # fn dict<const N: usize>(pairs: [(&'static [u8], Object); N]) -> Dict {
/// #     Dict::from_pairs(pairs.into_iter().map(|(k, v)| (Name::from(k), v)))
/// # }
/// # fn nm(b: &'static [u8]) -> Object { Object::Name(Name::from(b)) }
/// # fn rect(l: f32, b: f32, r: f32, t: f32) -> Object {
/// #     Object::Array([l, b, r, t].into_iter().map(Object::Real).collect())
/// # }
/// # let helv = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Font")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Type1")),
/// #     (b"BaseFont", nm(b"Helvetica"))]);
/// # let catalog = dict([(b"AcroForm", Object::Dict(dict([
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 0 Tf 0 g"))),
/// #     (b"DR", Object::Dict(dict([(b"Font",
/// #         Object::Dict(dict([(b"Helv", Object::Dict(helv))])))]))),
/// # ])))]);
/// # let widget = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Annot")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Widget")),
/// #     (b"FT", nm(b"Tx")), (b"T", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"Name"))),
/// #     (b"V", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"old"))),
/// #     (b"Rect", rect(20.0, 100.0, 180.0, 130.0)),
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 12 Tf 0 g")))]);
/// # let page_dict = dict([(b"MediaBox", rect(0.0, 0.0, 200.0, 200.0)),
/// #     (b"Annots", Object::Array([Object::Dict(widget)].into_iter().collect()))]);
/// # let resolve = NoResolve;
/// # let page = pdfrum_form::read_page(0, &page_dict, &catalog, &resolve);
/// # let mut build = pdfrum_page::BuildContext::new();
/// # let fonts = ap::FormFonts::load(&catalog, &resolve, &mut build);
/// # let ctx = Context { page: &page, catalog: &catalog, resolve: &resolve,
/// #     fonts: &fonts, permissions: Permissions::ALL };
/// # let mut session = FormSession::new();
/// # let mut cascade = NoScripts;
/// // A host cannot corrupt a field by naming a row that is not there — or,
/// // as here, an annotation that is not a choice widget at all.
/// let response = route::choose(&mut session, &ctx, &mut cascade, AnnotId::new(0u32, 0), 7);
/// assert!(!response.consumed);
/// ```
pub fn choose<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    annot: AnnotId,
    index: usize,
) -> Response {
    // The cascade is taken but not spent here, and that is upstream's shape
    // rather than an omission: `CFFL_ComboBox::SaveData`
    // (`fpdfsdk/formfiller/cffl_combobox.cpp:90`) runs only from
    // `CommitData`, which only `KillFocusForAnnot` calls — so choosing a row
    // changes the selection and the scripts run when the field is left.
    // The parameter is on the signature because this is one of the three
    // entry points that *can* reach a commit , and a
    // caller must not have to discover later that it needs one.
    let _ = &cascade;
    let Some(widget) = ctx.widget(annot) else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    let field = widget.field;
    let in_range = matches!(
        session.fields.get(&field),
        Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) if index < choice.options.len()
    );
    if !in_range {
        return Response::ignored();
    }
    release_in_popup(session, ctx, field, annot, index)
}

/// The host reporting that an open dropdown was dismissed without a choice.
///
/// `SetPopup(false)`, and nothing else: the stored selection is untouched,
/// which is what `bug_736695_4` asserts by hovering a row, clicking away, and
/// rendering a field that never changed.
///
/// [`Response::ignored`] when that annotation had no dropdown open, so a host
/// may call it unconditionally.
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// # use pdfrum_form::AnnotId;
/// # use pdfrum_doc::ap;
/// # use pdfrum_form::route::{self, Context};
/// # use pdfrum_form::{FormSession, NoScripts, Permissions};
/// # use pdfrum_object::{Dict, Name, NoResolve, Object, PdfString};
/// # fn dict<const N: usize>(pairs: [(&'static [u8], Object); N]) -> Dict {
/// #     Dict::from_pairs(pairs.into_iter().map(|(k, v)| (Name::from(k), v)))
/// # }
/// # fn nm(b: &'static [u8]) -> Object { Object::Name(Name::from(b)) }
/// # fn rect(l: f32, b: f32, r: f32, t: f32) -> Object {
/// #     Object::Array([l, b, r, t].into_iter().map(Object::Real).collect())
/// # }
/// # let helv = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Font")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Type1")),
/// #     (b"BaseFont", nm(b"Helvetica"))]);
/// # let catalog = dict([(b"AcroForm", Object::Dict(dict([
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 0 Tf 0 g"))),
/// #     (b"DR", Object::Dict(dict([(b"Font",
/// #         Object::Dict(dict([(b"Helv", Object::Dict(helv))])))]))),
/// # ])))]);
/// # let widget = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Annot")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Widget")),
/// #     (b"FT", nm(b"Tx")), (b"T", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"Name"))),
/// #     (b"V", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"old"))),
/// #     (b"Rect", rect(20.0, 100.0, 180.0, 130.0)),
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 12 Tf 0 g")))]);
/// # let page_dict = dict([(b"MediaBox", rect(0.0, 0.0, 200.0, 200.0)),
/// #     (b"Annots", Object::Array([Object::Dict(widget)].into_iter().collect()))]);
/// # let resolve = NoResolve;
/// # let page = pdfrum_form::read_page(0, &page_dict, &catalog, &resolve);
/// # let mut build = pdfrum_page::BuildContext::new();
/// # let fonts = ap::FormFonts::load(&catalog, &resolve, &mut build);
/// # let ctx = Context { page: &page, catalog: &catalog, resolve: &resolve,
/// #     fonts: &fonts, permissions: Permissions::ALL };
/// # let mut session = FormSession::new();
/// # let mut cascade = NoScripts;
/// // Safe to call unconditionally: with no dropdown open it changes nothing
/// // and says so.
/// assert!(!route::close_popup(&mut session, &ctx, AnnotId::new(0u32, 0)).consumed);
/// ```
pub fn close_popup<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    annot: AnnotId,
) -> Response {
    let Some(widget) = ctx.widget(annot) else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    let field = widget.field;
    let closed = match session.fields.get_mut(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) if choice.popup_open => {
            choice.popup_open = false;
            choice.hovered = None;
            true
        }
        _ => false,
    };
    if !closed {
        return Response::ignored();
    }
    let mut response = Response::consumed();
    response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, annot));
    response
}

/// The height of one list-box row: the **laid-out** line, not the font size.
///
/// A row is one laid-out line: `(ascent - descent) * size / 1000`. At 12
/// points in Arimo that is **13.392** units, not 12, because the pair sums to
/// 1116. Returning the font size instead makes every row an eighth short,
/// which moves the scroll clamp, the wheel's visible-row count and the hit
/// test together.
///
/// The call below is deliberately the **same one** `ap::field_body::list_box`
/// makes per row, into a zero-height plate so the layout reports the row's
/// extent rather than the box's — so the height that is hit-tested and the
/// height that is drawn cannot drift apart. The first option's label is
/// measured because every row shares one font and one size.
fn row_height<R: Resolve>(ctx: &Context<'_, R>, widget: &WidgetInfo, choice: &ChoiceState) -> f32 {
    let client = ap::field_body::client_rect(&widget.dict, ctx.resolve);
    let plate = pdfrum_doc::geom::rect(
        pdfrum_doc::geom::left(client),
        0.0,
        pdfrum_doc::geom::right(client),
        0.0,
    );
    let size = font_size(ctx, widget);
    let config = vt::Config {
        plate,
        font_size: if size > 0.0 {
            size
        } else {
            LIST_ROW_DEFAULT_SIZE
        },
        ..vt::Config::default()
    };
    let label = choice
        .options
        .first()
        .map_or("", |option| option.label.as_str());
    let measured = with_font(ctx, widget, |font, _substitute| {
        let layout = vt::layout(label, &config, &font.metrics);
        pdfrum_doc::geom::height(layout.content_rect_pdf(plate))
    });
    // A widget whose `/DA` names a font the form does not declare has no face
    // to measure with. Falling back to the font size keeps the clamp finite
    // rather than dividing by zero, for the path that cannot do better.
    match measured {
        Some(height) if height > 0.0 => height,
        _ => config.font_size,
    }
}

/// The size a list box's rows are set at when its `/DA` leaves it automatic.
///
/// `ap::field_body`'s own `LIST_ROW_DEFAULT_SIZE`, which is private to that
/// crate; the two must agree, and a test asserts a measured row against a
/// drawn one so they cannot quietly stop agreeing.
const LIST_ROW_DEFAULT_SIZE: f32 = 12.0;

/// The `/DA` font size, zero meaning automatic.
fn font_size<R: Resolve>(ctx: &Context<'_, R>, widget: &WidgetInfo) -> f32 {
    let form = ctx
        .catalog
        .dict(pdfrum_object::names::ACRO_FORM, ctx.resolve)
        .unwrap_or_default();
    ap::freetext::default_appearance(&widget.dict, &form, ctx.resolve)
        .map_or(0.0, |appearance| appearance.size)
}

/// A wheel notch over a list box.
///
/// **It moves the selection, not the view** — the same operation the arrow
/// keys perform — and the view follows only when the newly selected row would
/// otherwise be off screen. Reading the wheel as a scrollbar drag, the obvious
/// guess, leaves the selection behind on a row that has scrolled out of
/// sight.
fn scroll_choice(
    state: &mut ChoiceState,
    delta_y: i32,
    visible_rows: usize,
    modifiers: Modifiers,
) -> bool {
    if delta_y == 0 || state.options.is_empty() {
        return false;
    }
    // A negative delta is downward, which is the *next* row. The wheel's own
    // modifiers are handed on, because `OnMouseWheel` hands them to `OnVK`
    // and they decide what a multi-select list does with the row.
    let moved = field::choice::move_caret_by(
        state,
        if delta_y < 0 { 1 } else { -1 },
        modifiers.contains(Modifiers::SHIFT),
        modifiers.contains(Modifiers::CONTROL),
    );
    let caret = state.caret_index.unwrap_or(0);
    let scrolled = field::choice::scroll_into_view(state, caret, visible_rows);
    moved || scrolled
}

/// Scrolls a text field by a wheel notch.
///
/// A `DoNotScroll` field does not move: [`TextEdit::auto_scroll`] gates every
/// writer of the scroll position, the wheel included, and such a field is
/// drawn no scrollbar to drag either.
fn scroll_text<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    field: FieldId,
    delta_y: i32,
) -> bool {
    if delta_y == 0 {
        return false;
    }
    let mut moved = false;
    with_edit(session, ctx, field, |edit, config, _metrics| {
        moved = ops::scroll_by(edit, config, delta_y);
    });
    moved
}

/// Moves focus to the next or previous ring entry.
fn tab_to_next<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    modifiers: Modifiers,
) -> Response {
    // Every modifier but shift refuses the gesture outright.
    if modifiers.contains(Modifiers::CONTROL)
        || modifiers.contains(Modifiers::ALT)
        || modifiers.contains(Modifiers::META)
    {
        return Response::ignored();
    }
    let backward = modifiers.contains(Modifiers::SHIFT);
    let ring = focus_ring(session, ctx);
    if ring.order.is_empty() {
        return Response::ignored();
    }
    // With nothing focused, forward and backward Tab land on *different*
    // annotations, because the cursor starts between the ends rather than
    // before them.
    let next = match (session.focus.map(FocusTarget::annot), backward) {
        (Some(current), false) => ring.next(current),
        (Some(current), true) => ring.prev(current),
        (None, false) => ring.first(),
        (None, true) => ring.last(),
    };
    let Some(next) = next else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    let target = match ctx.widget(next) {
        Some(widget) => FocusTarget::Widget(widget.field, next),
        None => FocusTarget::Annot(next),
    };
    let mut response = take_focus(session, ctx, cascade, target);
    if let Some(field) = target.field() {
        ensure_state(session, ctx, field);
        response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, next));
    }
    response
}

/// The page's focus ring, filtered to the session's focusable subtypes.
///
/// The order is the **page's**, read from its `/Tabs` per page, not a
/// constant: under `/R` the first Tab can land on a different annotation than
/// structure order would answer.
fn focus_ring<R: Resolve>(session: &FormSession, ctx: &Context<'_, R>) -> tab::FocusRing {
    let focusables: Vec<tab::Focusable> = ctx
        .page
        .focusables
        .iter()
        .filter(|(subtype, _)| session.config.focusable.contains(subtype))
        .map(|(_, focusable)| *focusable)
        .collect();
    tab::FocusRing::build(&focusables, ctx.page.tab_order)
}

/// Runs one of the six pointer and focus `/AA` entries for the field an
/// annotation belongs to.
///
/// **Named by annotation rather than by field**, because that is what the
/// hover and hit tests answer with: a field with two widgets fires the
/// trigger for the one the pointer is actually over. A widget the page's
/// field list does not reach fires nothing, which is what `field_ref`
/// answering `None` means.
fn fire_pointer<R: Resolve>(
    session: &FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    annot: AnnotId,
    trigger: PointerTrigger,
    modifiers: Modifiers,
) {
    let _ = session;
    let Some(widget) = ctx.page.widgets.iter().find(|w| w.id == annot) else {
        return;
    };
    let Some(field) = field_ref(ctx, widget.field) else {
        return;
    };
    cascade.pointer(&field, trigger, modifiers);
}

/// How a field a caller is leaving named itself to its scripts.
///
/// `None` for a target that is not a widget, or one this page does not carry
/// — a script cannot be run for a field the routing context cannot see.
fn field_ref<R: Resolve>(ctx: &Context<'_, R>, field: FieldId) -> Option<FieldRef> {
    let widget = ctx.widget_of_field(field)?;
    Some(FieldRef {
        name: widget.name.clone(),
        // The **document-wide** position, not the page-local `FieldId`: a
        // script names fields in the space `/CO`, `Doc.numFields` and
        // `Doc.getNthFieldName` count in, and handing it a page-local id
        // would make a two-page form recalculate the wrong field. See
        // `page`'s module documentation for the two spaces.
        index: widget.field_index,
    })
}

/// The text a field currently holds in the session, for the commit gate.
///
/// Only the two families that carry text have one: a toggle's value is its
/// `/AS` state and a push button has none, and neither reaches the keystroke
/// half of the commit cascade.
fn edited_text(session: &FormSession, field: FieldId) -> Option<String> {
    match session.fields.get(&field)? {
        FieldState::Text(text) => Some(text.edit.text.clone()),
        FieldState::Choice(choice) if choice.config.editable => Some(choice.edit_text.clone()),
        FieldState::Choice(_) | FieldState::Toggle(_) | FieldState::Button(_) => None,
    }
}

/// Runs the commit cascade for a field that is losing focus.
///
/// Losing focus is the *only* point at which the script gates run over a
/// whole field value. The answer says whether focus may proceed: see
/// [`commit::CommitOutcome::keeps_focus`] and `commit`'s module documentation
/// for why a refusal keeps the field here where the oracle drops it.
///
/// `None` when nothing ran — a field with no text, or one whose value has not
/// moved — which is the ordinary case and the one that must cost nothing.
fn commit_field<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    field: FieldId,
) -> Option<commit::CommitOutcome> {
    let reference = field_ref(ctx, field)?;
    let edited = edited_text(session, field)?;
    let stored = ctx.widget_of_field(field)?.value(ctx.resolve);
    let outcome = commit::run(
        &reference,
        &stored,
        &edited,
        cascade,
        session.config.max_calculate_depth,
    );

    if outcome.reverted {
        // The gate refused: the field goes back to what the document holds,
        // and whatever a previous format script asked to be shown goes with
        // it — the value it described is no longer the value.
        set_field_text(session, field, &stored);
        session.formatted.remove(&field);
        return Some(outcome);
    }
    for (index, value) in &outcome.writes {
        // A calculation names fields by their document-wide field id, which
        // is what `FieldRef::index` carries.
        let written = ctx.field_of_index(*index).unwrap_or(FieldId(*index));
        set_field_text(session, written, value);
        session.dirty.insert(written);
        // A calculated field is formatted too: `AfterValueChange` is
        // `OnCalculate` then `ResetFieldAppearance(pField, OnFormat(pField))`
        // (`fpdfsdk/cpdfsdk_interactiveform.cpp:586-588`), and the second
        // half runs for every field the first half wrote.
        let display = field_ref(ctx, written)
            .and_then(|reference| cascade.format(&reference, value))
            .filter(|display| display != value);
        record_display(session, written, display);
    }
    // `ResetFieldAppearance(pField, OnFormat(pField))` — the formatting
    // script's answer is what the regenerated appearance draws, and `None`
    // puts the raw value back rather than leaving a stale display string.
    // Only when the commit actually ran: see `CommitOutcome::formats`.
    if outcome.formats() {
        record_display(session, field, outcome.display.clone());
    }
    Some(outcome)
}

/// Remembers — or forgets — what a field is to *show* in place of what it
/// stores.
///
/// `None` is the answer for a field with no format script and for one whose
/// script produced its input unchanged, and it must **erase** any earlier
/// string rather than leaving one: `None` means "draw the raw value", so a
/// stale entry here would keep drawing an answer the document no longer
/// gives.
fn record_display(session: &mut FormSession, field: FieldId, display: Option<String>) {
    match display {
        Some(display) => {
            session.formatted.insert(field, display);
        }
        None => {
            session.formatted.remove(&field);
        }
    }
}

/// Puts a field's text back to `value`, whichever text-bearing family it is.
fn set_field_text(session: &mut FormSession, field: FieldId, value: &str) {
    match session.fields.get_mut(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Text(text)) => {
            text.edit.text = value.to_string();
            text.edit.undo = crate::edit::UndoStack::default();
        }
        Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) if choice.config.editable => {
            choice.edit_text = value.to_string();
        }
        _ => {}
    }
}

/// Gives focus to a target, committing whatever held it.
fn take_focus<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    target: FocusTarget,
) -> Response {
    // The outgoing field's scripts run *before* focus moves, because a
    // refusal keeps it — `commit`'s module doc, and A63.
    if let Some(previous) = session.focus.and_then(FocusTarget::field)
        && session.focus != Some(target)
        && let Some(outcome) = commit_field(session, ctx, cascade, previous)
        && outcome.keeps_focus()
    {
        let annot = session.focus.map(FocusTarget::annot);
        let mut response = Response::consumed();
        if let Some(annot) = annot {
            response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, previous, annot));
        }
        return response;
    }

    let change = focus::set(session, target);
    if !change.moved() {
        return Response::consumed();
    }
    let mut response = Response::consumed();
    // The outgoing field commits on the way out, which is what turns its
    // live editor state back into a generated appearance.
    if let Some(previous) = change.from {
        if change.clear_undo
            && let Some(field) = previous.field()
        {
            clear_undo(session, field);
        }
        if let Some(field) = previous.field() {
            response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, previous.annot()));
        }
    }
    response.push(AppearanceUpdate::new(
        target.annot(),
        UpdateKind::FocusChanged {
            from: change.from.map(FocusTarget::annot),
            to: Some(target.annot()),
        },
    ));
    response
}

/// Gives the keyboard to a field a script named, running the two `/AA`
/// entries a click would.
///
/// `index` is a position in the document-wide field list — what
/// [`Cascade::take_focus_request`] answers and what
/// [`FieldRef::index`](crate::FieldRef::index) carries.
///
/// # The order, which is the whole of what this function is for
///
/// `CJS_Field::setFocus` reaches `CPDFSDK_FormFillEnvironment::SetFocusAnnot`,
/// which does two things in one order and never the other:
///
/// 1. the widget that **held** the keyboard loses it, which runs its
///    `/AA /Bl`;
/// 2. the widget that **takes** it runs its `/AA /Fo`.
///
/// So a document with a script on each alerts the outgoing field's line
/// first. A `setFocus` naming the field that already holds the keyboard is
/// `SetFocusAnnot`'s `focus_annot_ == pAnnot` early return: neither script
/// runs and nothing moves.
///
/// Answers [`Response::ignored`] for an index this page does not carry —
/// a script may name a field on a page nobody has read, and a routing context
/// that cannot see the widget cannot run its scripts.
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// # use pdfrum_doc::ap;
/// # use pdfrum_form::route::{self, Context};
/// # use pdfrum_form::{FormSession, NoScripts, Permissions};
/// # use pdfrum_object::{Dict, Name, NoResolve, Object, PdfString};
/// # fn dict<const N: usize>(pairs: [(&'static [u8], Object); N]) -> Dict {
/// #     Dict::from_pairs(pairs.into_iter().map(|(k, v)| (Name::from(k), v)))
/// # }
/// # fn nm(b: &'static [u8]) -> Object { Object::Name(Name::from(b)) }
/// # fn rect(l: f32, b: f32, r: f32, t: f32) -> Object {
/// #     Object::Array([l, b, r, t].into_iter().map(Object::Real).collect())
/// # }
/// # let helv = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Font")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Type1")),
/// #     (b"BaseFont", nm(b"Helvetica"))]);
/// # let catalog = dict([(b"AcroForm", Object::Dict(dict([
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 0 Tf 0 g"))),
/// #     (b"DR", Object::Dict(dict([(b"Font",
/// #         Object::Dict(dict([(b"Helv", Object::Dict(helv))])))]))),
/// # ])))]);
/// # let widget = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Annot")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Widget")),
/// #     (b"FT", nm(b"Tx")), (b"T", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"Name"))),
/// #     (b"V", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"old"))),
/// #     (b"Rect", rect(20.0, 100.0, 180.0, 130.0)),
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 12 Tf 0 g")))]);
/// # let page_dict = dict([(b"MediaBox", rect(0.0, 0.0, 200.0, 200.0)),
/// #     (b"Annots", Object::Array([Object::Dict(widget)].into_iter().collect()))]);
/// # let resolve = NoResolve;
/// # let page = pdfrum_form::read_page(0, &page_dict, &catalog, &resolve);
/// # let mut build = pdfrum_page::BuildContext::new();
/// # let fonts = ap::FormFonts::load(&catalog, &resolve, &mut build);
/// # let ctx = Context { page: &page, catalog: &catalog, resolve: &resolve,
/// #     fonts: &fonts, permissions: Permissions::ALL };
/// # let mut session = FormSession::new();
/// # let mut cascade = NoScripts;
/// // `index` is the document-wide field position a script names, not the
/// // page-local `FieldId`. This page's `/AcroForm` lists no `/Fields`, so no
/// // widget carries that position and the move is ignored rather than
/// // guessed at.
/// assert!(!route::focus_field(&mut session, &ctx, &mut cascade, 0).consumed);
/// assert!(route::focus_of(&session, &ctx).is_none());
/// ```
pub fn focus_field<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
    index: u32,
) -> Response {
    let Some(field) = ctx.field_of_index(index) else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    let Some(id) = ctx.widget_of_field(field).map(|widget| widget.id) else {
        return Response::ignored();
    };
    let target = FocusTarget::Widget(field, id);
    if session.focus == Some(target) {
        // `if (focus_annot_ == pAnnot) return true;` — the keyboard is
        // already here, and neither script fires.
        return Response::consumed();
    }
    // (1) The outgoing widget's `/AA /Bl`. `KillFocusAnnot` reaches
    // `CFFL_InteractiveFormFiller::OnKillFocus`, which is the one path that
    // runs the entry — a click that leaves a field does not, which is the
    // upstream bug `mouse_events.evt` names beside its own two "should
    // trigger an On Blur event" comments and which we reproduce.
    if let Some(previous) = session.focus.map(FocusTarget::annot) {
        fire_pointer(
            session,
            ctx,
            cascade,
            previous,
            PointerTrigger::Blur,
            Modifiers::NONE,
        );
    }
    // (2) The incoming widget's `/AA /Fo`, then the move itself — which
    // commits whatever the outgoing field held, exactly as a click does.
    fire_pointer(
        session,
        ctx,
        cascade,
        id,
        PointerTrigger::Focus,
        Modifiers::NONE,
    );
    let mut response = take_focus(session, ctx, cascade, target);
    ensure_state(session, ctx, field);
    response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, id));
    response
}

/// Drops focus, redrawing what held it as a committed appearance.
///
/// Public because it is not only a left click's miss path: the embedder's own
/// `FORM_ForceToKillFocus` is the same operation, and a second implementation
/// of it would be a second chance to forget the redraw. Dropping focus is
/// what turns a field's live editor state back into a generated stream, so a
/// version that only reported `FocusChanged` would leave the caret and the
/// live text on the page.
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// # use kurbo::Point;
/// # use pdfrum_form::{Button, Event, Modifiers};
/// # use pdfrum_doc::ap;
/// # use pdfrum_form::route::{self, Context};
/// # use pdfrum_form::{FormSession, NoScripts, Permissions};
/// # use pdfrum_object::{Dict, Name, NoResolve, Object, PdfString};
/// # fn dict<const N: usize>(pairs: [(&'static [u8], Object); N]) -> Dict {
/// #     Dict::from_pairs(pairs.into_iter().map(|(k, v)| (Name::from(k), v)))
/// # }
/// # fn nm(b: &'static [u8]) -> Object { Object::Name(Name::from(b)) }
/// # fn rect(l: f32, b: f32, r: f32, t: f32) -> Object {
/// #     Object::Array([l, b, r, t].into_iter().map(Object::Real).collect())
/// # }
/// # let helv = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Font")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Type1")),
/// #     (b"BaseFont", nm(b"Helvetica"))]);
/// # let catalog = dict([(b"AcroForm", Object::Dict(dict([
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 0 Tf 0 g"))),
/// #     (b"DR", Object::Dict(dict([(b"Font",
/// #         Object::Dict(dict([(b"Helv", Object::Dict(helv))])))]))),
/// # ])))]);
/// # let widget = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Annot")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Widget")),
/// #     (b"FT", nm(b"Tx")), (b"T", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"Name"))),
/// #     (b"V", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"old"))),
/// #     (b"Rect", rect(20.0, 100.0, 180.0, 130.0)),
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 12 Tf 0 g")))]);
/// # let page_dict = dict([(b"MediaBox", rect(0.0, 0.0, 200.0, 200.0)),
/// #     (b"Annots", Object::Array([Object::Dict(widget)].into_iter().collect()))]);
/// # let resolve = NoResolve;
/// # let page = pdfrum_form::read_page(0, &page_dict, &catalog, &resolve);
/// # let mut build = pdfrum_page::BuildContext::new();
/// # let fonts = ap::FormFonts::load(&catalog, &resolve, &mut build);
/// # let ctx = Context { page: &page, catalog: &catalog, resolve: &resolve,
/// #     fonts: &fonts, permissions: Permissions::ALL };
/// # let mut session = FormSession::new();
/// # let mut cascade = NoScripts;
/// let at = Point { x: 100.0, y: 115.0 };
/// for event in [
///     Event::MouseDown { button: Button::Left, at, modifiers: Modifiers::NONE },
///     Event::MouseUp { button: Button::Left, at, modifiers: Modifiers::NONE },
/// ] {
///     route::apply(&mut session, &ctx, &mut cascade, event);
/// }
/// assert!(route::focus_of(&session, &ctx).is_some());
///
/// // Dropping focus turns the live editor back into a generated appearance,
/// // which is why it hands back an update rather than only a flag.
/// let response = route::kill_focus(&mut session, &ctx, &mut cascade);
/// assert!(response.consumed);
/// assert!(!response.updates.is_empty());
/// assert!(route::focus_of(&session, &ctx).is_none());
/// ```
pub fn kill_focus<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
) -> Response {
    let mut response = drop_focus(session, ctx, cascade);
    // The commit this ran is a script, and a script may call
    // `Field.setFocus` — which then puts the keyboard somewhere rather than
    // nowhere. Spent here for the same reason `apply` spends it.
    response.absorb(honour_focus_requests(session, ctx, cascade));
    response
}

/// [`kill_focus`] without spending a focus request.
fn drop_focus<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    cascade: &mut dyn Cascade,
) -> Response {
    // `CPWL_ComboBox::KillFocus` (`cpwl_combo_box.cpp:52-58`) shuts the list
    // *before* the base class drops focus, and returns early if it could not
    // — so a dropdown never outlives the focus that opened it. Run
    // unconditionally, ahead of `focus::kill`, because it must happen even
    // when the outgoing field is not the one that had a list open.
    let closed = close_all_popups(session);
    // The commit runs before focus goes, because a refusal keeps the field
    // (`commit`'s module doc, A63). `FORM_ForceToKillFocus` is the same
    // operation and the same gate: `KillFocusForAnnot` consults `CommitData`
    // first (`fpdfsdk/formfiller/cffl_formfield.cpp:306`).
    if let Some(previous) = session.focus.and_then(FocusTarget::field)
        && let Some(outcome) = commit_field(session, ctx, cascade, previous)
        && outcome.keeps_focus()
    {
        let annot = session.focus.map(FocusTarget::annot);
        let mut response = Response::consumed();
        if let Some(annot) = annot {
            response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, previous, annot));
        }
        return response;
    }
    let change = focus::kill(session);
    let Some(was) = change.from else {
        // Nothing held focus, but a list may still have been open — a host
        // that opened one through `choose`'s sibling entry points, or a
        // session whose focus was force-killed. Report the redraw rather than
        // leaving a shut list drawn.
        return if closed {
            Response::consumed()
        } else {
            Response::ignored()
        };
    };
    let mut response = Response::consumed();
    if let Some(field) = was.field() {
        if change.clear_undo {
            clear_undo(session, field);
        }
        response.absorb(redraw(session, ctx, field, was.annot()));
    }
    response.push(AppearanceUpdate::new(
        was.annot(),
        UpdateKind::FocusChanged {
            from: Some(was.annot()),
            to: None,
        },
    ));
    response
}

/// Empties a field's undo history, which leaving it for another field does.
fn clear_undo(session: &mut FormSession, field: FieldId) {
    if let Some(FieldState::Text(state)) = session.fields.get_mut(&field) {
        state.edit.undo = crate::edit::UndoStack::default();
    }
}

/// A radio button's siblings on this page lose their state when it is set.
///
/// Every control of the field is walked: the one at the clicked index takes
/// its own on state and **every other one is set to `Off`**. Which control is
/// which matters, because two kids of a radio group carry different on-state
/// names — that is how `/V` names the chosen one.
///
/// A field's controls share one [`ToggleState`] here, so the per-control `/AS`
/// that walk writes cannot be stored control by control. What *is* storable is
/// **which** control is the checked one, and that is what this records: a
/// caller reading [`ToggleState::checked_control`] can tell the chosen kid
/// from its siblings, where before the two were indistinguishable.
///
/// # How the difference is drawn
///
/// A toggle's appearance is its `/AS` state. The generator reads
/// [`ap::widget::LiveInput::appearance_state`] first, filled in from
/// [`ToggleState::state_for_control`]: the chosen kid its own on-state name,
/// every sibling `Off`, and a group nothing has clicked `None`, which is the
/// file's own `/AS` unchanged.
fn clear_siblings<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    field: FieldId,
    chosen: AnnotId,
) {
    let Some(widget) = ctx.widget(chosen) else {
        return;
    };
    if toggle_kind(widget) != Some(ToggleKind::Radio) {
        return;
    }
    if let Some(FieldState::Toggle(state)) = session.fields.get_mut(&field) {
        state.checked_control = Some(chosen);
    }
}

/// Which toggle a widget is, if it is one.
fn toggle_kind(widget: &WidgetInfo) -> Option<ToggleKind> {
    match widget.kind {
        Some(pdfrum_doc::form::FieldKind::Check) => Some(ToggleKind::Check),
        Some(pdfrum_doc::form::FieldKind::Radio) => Some(ToggleKind::Radio),
        _ => None,
    }
}

/// The drag anchor a fresh click drops.
fn caret_anchor(session: &FormSession, field: FieldId) -> Option<DragAnchor> {
    match session.fields.get(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Text(state)) => Some(DragAnchor {
            field,
            start: state.edit.caret,
        }),
        _ => None,
    }
}

/// Extends a drag to a point.
fn drag_to<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    anchor: DragAnchor,
    at: Point,
) -> Option<AppearanceUpdate> {
    let field = anchor.field;
    let point = ctx
        .widget_of_field(field)
        .map(|widget| to_plate(widget, at))?;
    with_edit(session, ctx, field, |edit, config, metrics| {
        ops::drag_to(edit, config, metrics, point);
    });
    let id = session.focus.map(FocusTarget::annot)?;
    appearance_of(session, ctx, field, id)
}

/// Builds a field's interaction state, if it does not have one yet.
fn ensure_state<R: Resolve>(session: &mut FormSession, ctx: &Context<'_, R>, field: FieldId) {
    if session.fields.contains_key(&field) {
        return;
    }
    let Some(widget) = ctx.widget_of_field(field) else {
        return;
    };
    let Some(state) = build_state(ctx, widget) else {
        return;
    };
    session.fields.insert(field, state);
}

/// Reads one field's interaction state out of the file.
fn build_state<R: Resolve>(ctx: &Context<'_, R>, widget: &WidgetInfo) -> Option<FieldState> {
    let family = field::family_of(widget.kind?)?;
    Some(match family {
        field::Family::Text => {
            let config = widget.text_config(ctx.resolve);
            let value = widget.value(ctx.resolve);
            FieldState::Text(field::TextState {
                edit: build_edit(ctx, widget, &value, &config),
                config,
            })
        }
        field::Family::Choice => {
            let config = widget.choice_config();
            let options = widget.options(ctx.resolve);
            let selected = widget.selected(ctx.resolve);
            let mut state = ChoiceState::new(options, config);
            for index in selected {
                state.selected.insert(index);
            }
            state.caret_index = state.selected.iter().next().copied();
            state.top_visible = widget.top_index(ctx.resolve);
            FieldState::Choice(state)
        }
        field::Family::Toggle => {
            let on_state = on_state_of(ctx, widget);
            let checked = !widget.value(ctx.resolve).is_empty()
                && widget.value(ctx.resolve) != field::toggle::OFF_STATE;
            let mut state = ToggleState::new(field::toggle::OFF_STATE, on_state);
            state.set_checked(checked);
            FieldState::Toggle(state)
        }
        field::Family::Button => FieldState::Button(field::ButtonState::default()),
    })
}

/// The appearance-state name a toggle shows when checked.
fn on_state_of<R: Resolve>(ctx: &Context<'_, R>, widget: &WidgetInfo) -> String {
    // The `/AP /N` dictionary's keys are the states; the one that is not
    // `Off` is the on state.
    widget
        .dict
        .dict(pdfrum_object::names::AP, ctx.resolve)
        .and_then(|ap| ap.dict(pdfrum_object::names::N, ctx.resolve))
        .and_then(|normal| {
            normal
                .keys()
                .find(|key| key.as_bytes() != field::toggle::OFF_STATE.as_bytes())
                .map(|key| String::from_utf8_lossy(key.as_bytes()).into_owned())
        })
        .unwrap_or_default()
}

/// Builds a text field's edit control over a value.
fn build_edit<R: Resolve>(
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    widget: &WidgetInfo,
    value: &str,
    config: &crate::field::TextConfig,
) -> TextEdit {
    let plate = ap::field_body::client_rect(&widget.dict, ctx.resolve);
    let vt_config = text_config(ctx, widget, plate, config);
    let mut edit = with_font(ctx, widget, |font, _substitute| {
        TextEdit::new(value, &vt_config, &font.metrics, !config.multi_line)
    })
    .unwrap_or_else(|| {
        // No face at all: lay the value out against zero-width metrics, so
        // the text is still stored and every query still answers.
        let width = |_code: u32| 0;
        let metrics = vt::Metrics {
            width: &width,
            ascent: 0,
            descent: 0,
        };
        TextEdit::new(value, &vt_config, &metrics, !config.multi_line)
    });
    // `CFFL_TextField::GetCreateParam` (`cffl_textfield.cpp:54-63`) raises
    // `kEditAutoScroll` for a text field without `DoNotScroll`, multi-line or
    // not, and `CPWL_Edit::OnCreated` (`cpwl_edit.cpp:131`) hands it to the
    // control. This is the one place that knows the flag.
    edit.auto_scroll = config.auto_scroll;
    edit
}

/// The layout configuration a text field's body is set with.
///
/// The **same** configuration `ap::field_body` builds, because a caret
/// computed against a different one lands somewhere the glyphs are not.
fn text_config<R: Resolve>(
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    widget: &WidgetInfo,
    plate: kurbo::Rect,
    config: &crate::field::TextConfig,
) -> vt::Config {
    let mut vt_config = vt::Config {
        plate,
        alignment: ap::field_body::alignment(&widget.dict, ctx.resolve),
        font_size: font_size(ctx, widget),
        multi_line: config.multi_line,
        auto_return: config.multi_line,
        sub_word: config.password.then_some('*'),
        ..vt::Config::default()
    };
    if let Some(max) = config.max_len {
        let cells = usize::try_from(max.get()).unwrap_or(0);
        if config.comb {
            vt_config.char_array = cells;
        } else {
            vt_config.limit_char = cells;
        }
    }
    vt_config
}

/// Runs `body` with the face a widget's `/DA` names, and the **second face**
/// for the characters that face's charset cannot write.
///
/// Answers `None` only when the form declares no font at all, which is a
/// document with no `/DR` and no fallback — there is no metric to lay text
/// out with, so the caller declines rather than inventing one.
///
/// # Why the width closure has to know about the second face
///
/// This is the same construction `ap::generate_appearances_with_text` makes
/// for the *stored* path, and it is made here rather than borrowed because
/// the closure has to outlive the [`TextFont`] that borrows it.
///
/// The point worth restating is that the substitute enters through the
/// **width closure** and not only through the encoder. A run set in two faces
/// advances by two faces' metrics; measuring it all with the first gives a
/// line the wrong length wherever the second one writes — which is exactly how
/// a Hebrew selection band comes to end ten units short of the glyphs it was
/// supposed to cover. The face is chosen per character, and knows nothing
/// about whether the character was typed or stored, so the typed path takes
/// the same answer as the stored one.
fn with_font<R: Resolve, T>(
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    widget: &WidgetInfo,
    body: impl FnOnce(&TextFont<'_>, Option<ap::Substitute<'_>>) -> T,
) -> Option<T> {
    let form = ctx
        .catalog
        .dict(pdfrum_object::names::ACRO_FORM, ctx.resolve)
        .unwrap_or_default();
    let name = ap::freetext::default_appearance(&widget.dict, &form, ctx.resolve)
        .map(|appearance| appearance.font_name)
        .unwrap_or_default();
    // `face` falls back to the last declared face on its own, so a name the
    // form does not declare still lays out rather than declining.
    let font = ctx.fonts.face(&name)?;
    let da_charset = ap::font_map::font_charset(font);
    let substitute = ap::font_map::SUBSTITUTABLE_CHARSETS
        .iter()
        .find(|charset| **charset != da_charset)
        .and_then(|charset| ctx.fonts.substitute(*charset));
    let width = move |code: u32| match substitute {
        Some(sub) if !ap::font_map::da_font_writes(font, da_charset, code) => {
            ap::font_map::substitute_width(sub.font, code)
        }
        _ => TextFont::char_width(font, code),
    };
    let text_font = TextFont {
        metrics: TextFont::metrics_of(font, &width),
        font,
    };
    Some(body(&text_font, substitute))
}

/// Replaces a field's selection with `text`, or deletes it when `text` is
/// empty.
///
/// The embedder's paste, and half of its cut. Answers whether the field
/// changed — which an empty replacement of an empty selection does not, and
/// a read-only field never does.
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// # use kurbo::Point;
/// # use pdfrum_form::field::FieldState;
/// # use pdfrum_form::{Button, Event, FieldId, Modifiers};
/// # use pdfrum_doc::ap;
/// # use pdfrum_form::route::{self, Context};
/// # use pdfrum_form::{FormSession, NoScripts, Permissions};
/// # use pdfrum_object::{Dict, Name, NoResolve, Object, PdfString};
/// # fn dict<const N: usize>(pairs: [(&'static [u8], Object); N]) -> Dict {
/// #     Dict::from_pairs(pairs.into_iter().map(|(k, v)| (Name::from(k), v)))
/// # }
/// # fn nm(b: &'static [u8]) -> Object { Object::Name(Name::from(b)) }
/// # fn rect(l: f32, b: f32, r: f32, t: f32) -> Object {
/// #     Object::Array([l, b, r, t].into_iter().map(Object::Real).collect())
/// # }
/// # let helv = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Font")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Type1")),
/// #     (b"BaseFont", nm(b"Helvetica"))]);
/// # let catalog = dict([(b"AcroForm", Object::Dict(dict([
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 0 Tf 0 g"))),
/// #     (b"DR", Object::Dict(dict([(b"Font",
/// #         Object::Dict(dict([(b"Helv", Object::Dict(helv))])))]))),
/// # ])))]);
/// # let widget = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Annot")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Widget")),
/// #     (b"FT", nm(b"Tx")), (b"T", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"Name"))),
/// #     (b"V", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"old"))),
/// #     (b"Rect", rect(20.0, 100.0, 180.0, 130.0)),
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 12 Tf 0 g")))]);
/// # let page_dict = dict([(b"MediaBox", rect(0.0, 0.0, 200.0, 200.0)),
/// #     (b"Annots", Object::Array([Object::Dict(widget)].into_iter().collect()))]);
/// # let resolve = NoResolve;
/// # let page = pdfrum_form::read_page(0, &page_dict, &catalog, &resolve);
/// # let mut build = pdfrum_page::BuildContext::new();
/// # let fonts = ap::FormFonts::load(&catalog, &resolve, &mut build);
/// # let ctx = Context { page: &page, catalog: &catalog, resolve: &resolve,
/// #     fonts: &fonts, permissions: Permissions::ALL };
/// # let mut session = FormSession::new();
/// # let mut cascade = NoScripts;
/// # let at = Point { x: 100.0, y: 115.0 };
/// # for event in [
/// #     Event::MouseDown { button: Button::Left, at, modifiers: Modifiers::NONE },
/// #     Event::MouseUp { button: Button::Left, at, modifiers: Modifiers::NONE },
/// # ] { route::apply(&mut session, &ctx, &mut cascade, event); }
/// // The embedder's paste, at the caret the click left.
/// assert!(route::replace_selection(&mut session, &ctx, FieldId(0), "Hello"));
///
/// let Some(FieldState::Text(state)) = session.fields.get(&FieldId(0)) else {
///     unreachable!("the click built the field's state")
/// };
/// assert_eq!(state.edit.text, "oldHello");
///
/// // A field the session has never built state for has no selection to
/// // replace, and refuses rather than creating one.
/// assert!(!route::replace_selection(&mut session, &ctx, FieldId(9), "x"));
/// ```
pub fn replace_selection<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    field: FieldId,
    text: &str,
) -> bool {
    let max_len = match session.fields.get(&field) {
        Some(FieldState::Text(state)) if !state.config.read_only => {
            state.config.max_len.map(std::num::NonZeroU32::get)
        }
        // A read-only field refuses, and a non-text field has no selection to
        // replace.
        _ => return false,
    };
    let mut changed = false;
    with_edit(session, ctx, field, |edit, config, metrics| {
        if text.is_empty() && !edit.has_selection() {
            return;
        }
        changed = ops::replace_selection(edit, config, metrics, text, max_len);
    });
    if changed {
        session.dirty.insert(field);
    }
    changed
}

/// A page-space point in the widget's **appearance-stream** space, y-up.
///
/// The two spaces differ by two things rather than one.
///
/// The widget's own corner, first: `ap::widget::rotated_rect` places a
/// widget's box at the origin, so a plate is always `(0, 0)`-based while an
/// event's point is wherever the widget sits on the page. Forgetting it is
/// silent rather than loud — it puts every click far to the right of the
/// text, where the hit test clamps it to one end and every caret lands in the
/// same place.
///
/// And the widget's **rotation**: at `/MK /R 90` the appearance stream is set
/// into a box whose axes are exchanged, so a click that is not un-rotated
/// arrives on the wrong axis entirely. [`geom::Plate::to_widget`] carries the
/// table.
///
/// The result stays y-**up**, because that is what every consumer wants:
/// `ap::field_body::client_rect` is y-up, and `vt::hit`'s queries take a y-up
/// point and do their own flip. Handing them a y-down one flips it twice.
fn to_plate(widget: &WidgetInfo, at: Point) -> kurbo::Point {
    let point = plate_of(widget).to_widget(at);
    kurbo::Point::new(f64::from(point.x), f64::from(point.y))
}

/// The widget's page↔plate mapping, rotation included.
fn plate_of(widget: &WidgetInfo) -> crate::geom::Plate {
    crate::geom::Plate::new(widget.rect, widget.rotation)
}

/// Runs `body` against a text field's live edit control.
fn with_edit<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    field: FieldId,
    body: impl FnOnce(&mut TextEdit, &vt::Config, &vt::Metrics<'_>),
) {
    let Some(widget) = ctx.widget_of_field(field).cloned() else {
        return;
    };
    let Some(FieldState::Text(state)) = session.fields.get_mut(&field) else {
        return;
    };
    let plate = ap::field_body::client_rect(&widget.dict, ctx.resolve);
    let config = text_config(ctx, &widget, plate, &state.config);
    with_font(ctx, &widget, |font, _substitute| {
        body(&mut state.edit, &config, &font.metrics);
    });
}

/// Runs `body` against an editable combo box's edit control.
fn with_combo_edit<R: Resolve>(
    session: &mut FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    field: FieldId,
    body: impl FnOnce(&mut TextEdit, &vt::Config, &vt::Metrics<'_>),
) {
    let Some(widget) = ctx.widget_of_field(field).cloned() else {
        return;
    };
    let Some(FieldState::Choice(state)) = session.fields.get_mut(&field) else {
        return;
    };
    let client = ap::field_body::client_rect(&widget.dict, ctx.resolve);
    // A combo box sets its text into the box left of the drop button.
    let plate = kurbo::Rect::new(client.x0, client.y0, client.x1 - 13.0, client.y1);
    let config = vt::Config {
        plate,
        font_size: font_size(ctx, &widget),
        ..vt::Config::default()
    };
    let editable = state.config.editable;
    if !editable {
        return;
    }
    let text = state.edit_text.clone();
    with_font(ctx, &widget, |font, _substitute| {
        let mut edit = state
            .edit
            .take()
            .unwrap_or_else(|| Box::new(TextEdit::new(text, &config, &font.metrics, true)));
        body(&mut edit, &config, &font.metrics);
        state.edit_text.clone_from(&edit.text);
        state.edit = Some(edit);
    });
}

/// The appearance a field should now draw, and the update carrying it.
fn redraw<R: Resolve>(
    session: &FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    field: FieldId,
    id: AnnotId,
) -> Response {
    match appearance_of(session, ctx, field, id) {
        Some(update) => Response::with(vec![update]),
        None => Response::consumed(),
    }
}

/// Builds one widget's appearance from the session's state.
///
/// The focused field takes the live-edit path, with its caret and selection;
/// every other field takes the committed one. That branch is the whole seam
/// between appearance generation and interaction.
fn appearance_of<R: Resolve>(
    session: &FormSession,
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    field: FieldId,
    id: AnnotId,
) -> Option<AppearanceUpdate> {
    let widget = ctx.widget(id)?;
    let state = session.fields.get(&field)?;
    let focused = session.focus.map(FocusTarget::annot) == Some(id);

    // A format script's answer is what an **unfocused** field draws, and the
    // raw value is what a focused one edits — `CFFL_FormField::OnSetFocus`
    // seeds its editor from `GetValue()`, never from the formatted text.
    let display = (!focused)
        .then(|| session.formatted.get(&field))
        .flatten()
        .map(String::as_str);
    let generated = generate(ctx, widget, state, focused, display)?;
    let kind = if focused {
        UpdateKind::LiveEdit(Box::new(generated))
    } else {
        UpdateKind::Regenerated(Box::new(generated))
    };
    Some(AppearanceUpdate::new(id, kind))
}

/// Generates a widget's appearance stream for its current interaction state.
///
/// The whole seam between appearance generation and interaction, and it is
/// one branch: a **focused** field is drawn with its caret or its selection
/// bands over the text the *session* holds, and every other field is drawn
/// from the text the *file* holds. Both go through the same generator, so a
/// committed field and a never-touched one produce the same bytes.
fn generate<R: Resolve>(
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    widget: &WidgetInfo,
    state: &FieldState,
    focused: bool,
    display: Option<&str>,
) -> Option<pdfrum_doc::GeneratedAp> {
    let selected = selected_rows(state);
    let live = live_state(state, &selected, display);
    let highlight = focused.then(|| highlight_of(ctx, widget, state)).flatten();
    // A radio group's kids each carry a different on-state name, and a click
    // on one sets that kid's `/AS` to its own name and every sibling's to
    // `Off`. A session holds one record per *field*, so this is the per-kid
    // half of `CheckControl` the record can express — see
    // `ToggleState::state_for_control`, and `clear_siblings` for what puts
    // the chosen control there. `None` means "read the widget's own `/AS`",
    // which is every widget nothing has clicked.
    let as_override = match state {
        FieldState::Toggle(toggle) => toggle.state_for_control(widget.id),
        FieldState::Text(_) | FieldState::Choice(_) | FieldState::Button(_) => None,
    };
    // `LiveInput` is **not** `#[non_exhaustive]`, so this literal has to name
    // every field and a new one upstream is a compile error here rather than a
    // silent default. That is a real cost paid once already — `6e87424`'s
    // `appearance_state` broke this construction site and left `pdfrum-form`
    // failing to build for a period — and the fix is not to spell the literal
    // differently but to mark the struct: whoever adds a sixth field should
    // put `#[non_exhaustive]` on it first, and give it a `Default` so callers
    // outside `pdfrum-doc` can still build one.
    with_font(ctx, widget, |font, substitute| {
        ap::widget::generate_with_live_faces(
            &widget.dict,
            ctx.catalog,
            font,
            ctx.resolve,
            ap::widget::LiveInput {
                caret_and_selection: highlight.as_ref(),
                live: live.as_ref(),
                substitute,
                appearance_state: as_override.map(str::as_bytes),
            },
        )
    })
    .flatten()
}

/// Which annotation holds focus, and what its focus rectangle is.
///
/// The two halves are independent and both are needed. The **index** decides
/// the tint: a widget the form filler is editing is never given the
/// form-field highlight, focused or not, and in a single-focus session the
/// focused one is the only widget a live control reaches. The **box** decides
/// what is stroked in the tint's place, which most field types answer with
/// nothing at all.
///
/// The whole table, by control:
///
/// | control | focus box |
/// |---|---|
/// | text field | [`ap::FocusBox::None`] |
/// | **any** combo box | [`ap::FocusBox::None`] |
/// | multi-select list | its caret row |
/// | single-select list, check box, radio | [`ap::FocusBox::Inflated`] |
/// | push button | [`ap::FocusBox::Rect`] of the window **deflated by the border** |
///
/// So "focused" is mostly a *negative* instruction: it suppresses the tint,
/// and only three of the five controls stroke anything in its place.
// Two rows are easy to get wrong in the same direction, by reaching for the
// generic answer where the control overrides it. A combo box gives an empty
// rectangle whatever its custom-text flag says, so the editable and gated
// cases are one row, not two. And a push button deflates where the generic
// answer inflates — the opposite sign on the same number.
#[must_use]
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// # use pdfrum_doc::ap;
/// # use pdfrum_form::route::{self, Context};
/// # use pdfrum_form::{FormSession, NoScripts, Permissions};
/// # use pdfrum_object::{Dict, Name, NoResolve, Object, PdfString};
/// # fn dict<const N: usize>(pairs: [(&'static [u8], Object); N]) -> Dict {
/// #     Dict::from_pairs(pairs.into_iter().map(|(k, v)| (Name::from(k), v)))
/// # }
/// # fn nm(b: &'static [u8]) -> Object { Object::Name(Name::from(b)) }
/// # fn rect(l: f32, b: f32, r: f32, t: f32) -> Object {
/// #     Object::Array([l, b, r, t].into_iter().map(Object::Real).collect())
/// # }
/// # let helv = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Font")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Type1")),
/// #     (b"BaseFont", nm(b"Helvetica"))]);
/// # let catalog = dict([(b"AcroForm", Object::Dict(dict([
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 0 Tf 0 g"))),
/// #     (b"DR", Object::Dict(dict([(b"Font",
/// #         Object::Dict(dict([(b"Helv", Object::Dict(helv))])))]))),
/// # ])))]);
/// # let widget = dict([(b"Type", nm(b"Annot")), (b"Subtype", nm(b"Widget")),
/// #     (b"FT", nm(b"Tx")), (b"T", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"Name"))),
/// #     (b"V", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"old"))),
/// #     (b"Rect", rect(20.0, 100.0, 180.0, 130.0)),
/// #     (b"DA", Object::Str(PdfString::literal(b"/Helv 12 Tf 0 g")))]);
/// # let page_dict = dict([(b"MediaBox", rect(0.0, 0.0, 200.0, 200.0)),
/// #     (b"Annots", Object::Array([Object::Dict(widget)].into_iter().collect()))]);
/// # let resolve = NoResolve;
/// # let page = pdfrum_form::read_page(0, &page_dict, &catalog, &resolve);
/// # let mut build = pdfrum_page::BuildContext::new();
/// # let fonts = ap::FormFonts::load(&catalog, &resolve, &mut build);
/// # let ctx = Context { page: &page, catalog: &catalog, resolve: &resolve,
/// #     fonts: &fonts, permissions: Permissions::ALL };
/// # let mut session = FormSession::new();
/// # let mut cascade = NoScripts;
/// // A fresh session holds no focus, so the page renders with none.
/// assert!(route::focus_of(&session, &ctx).is_none());
/// ```
pub fn focus_of<R: Resolve>(session: &FormSession, ctx: &Context<'_, R>) -> Option<ap::Focus> {
    let target = session.focus?;
    let annot = target.annot();
    if annot.page != ctx.page.page {
        // Focus belongs to the document, not the page, so a page that does
        // not hold it contributes no focus to its own render.
        return None;
    }
    let index = usize::try_from(annot.index).unwrap_or(0);
    let Some(field) = target.field() else {
        return Some(ap::Focus::at(index));
    };
    let box_ = match session.fields.get(&field) {
        // A text field strokes nothing. A field with no state yet has no
        // control to ask, so it strokes nothing either.
        Some(FieldState::Text(_)) | None => ap::FocusBox::None,
        // A combo box strokes nothing whether it is editable or gated:
        // `CPWL_ComboBox::GetFocusRect` returns an empty rectangle
        // unconditionally.
        Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) if choice.config.combo => ap::FocusBox::None,
        // A single-select list box takes the window rectangle inflated by one
        // — the generic `CPWL_Wnd` answer, which it does not override.
        Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) if !choice.config.multi_select => ap::FocusBox::Inflated,
        // A multi-select list box strokes its **caret row** rather than its
        // own edges, which is why its dashes trace a band inside the widget.
        Some(FieldState::Choice(choice)) => caret_row_box(ctx, annot, choice),
        // A check box and a radio button take the generic inflation.
        Some(FieldState::Toggle(_)) => ap::FocusBox::Inflated,
        // A push button deflates by its own border instead.
        Some(FieldState::Button(_)) => push_button_box(ctx, annot),
    };
    Some(ap::Focus { annot: index, box_ })
}

/// The rectangle a push button strokes: its window, deflated by the border.
///
/// The deflation is by the border on **each** side — the same `widget_border`
/// width `ap::field_body::client_rect` already reads. Unlike every other row
/// in the table this is a real rectangle rather than a rule, so it is produced
/// in page space, which is what [`ap::FocusBox::Rect`] carries.
fn push_button_box<R: Resolve>(ctx: &Context<'_, R>, annot: AnnotId) -> ap::FocusBox {
    let Some(widget) = ctx.widget(annot) else {
        return ap::FocusBox::None;
    };
    let width = f64::from(ap::widget::widget_border(&widget.dict, ctx.resolve).width);
    let rect = pdfrum_doc::geom::normalize(widget_rect(widget));
    // `CFX_FloatRect::GetDeflated` on a box narrower than twice its border
    // turns it inside out rather than emptying it, and `GetFocusBox` then
    // drops it for not being inside the page. Normalizing keeps the same
    // answer without a second rule.
    ap::FocusBox::Rect(pdfrum_doc::geom::normalize(kurbo::Rect::new(
        rect.x0 + width,
        rect.y0 + width,
        rect.x1 - width,
        rect.y1 - width,
    )))
}

/// The rectangle a multi-select list box strokes: its caret row, clipped to
/// the client area.
fn caret_row_box<R: Resolve>(
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    annot: AnnotId,
    choice: &ChoiceState,
) -> ap::FocusBox {
    let Some(widget) = ctx.widget(annot) else {
        return ap::FocusBox::None;
    };
    let Some(caret) = choice.caret_index else {
        return ap::FocusBox::None;
    };
    let client = ap::field_body::client_rect(&widget.dict, ctx.resolve);
    let height = f64::from(row_height(ctx, widget, choice));
    if height <= 0.0 {
        return ap::FocusBox::None;
    }
    // Rows are drawn from the top down, starting at the first visible one.
    let Some(offset) = caret.checked_sub(choice.top_visible) else {
        return ap::FocusBox::None;
    };
    #[expect(
        clippy::cast_precision_loss,
        reason = "a row offset is bounded by the option count, which a file \
                  cannot make large enough to lose a mantissa bit"
    )]
    let top = client.y1 - height * offset as f64;
    let bottom = top - height;
    // Clipped to the client area, so a caret scrolled out of view strokes
    // nothing rather than a band outside the widget.
    if bottom >= client.y1 || top <= client.y0 {
        return ap::FocusBox::None;
    }
    // `client_rect` is in the appearance stream's own space — `rotated_rect`
    // puts the box at the origin — and a focus box is in **page** space, so
    // the widget's own corner is added back. Skipping this strokes a band at
    // the foot of the page, which is where the widget would be if its
    // rectangle started at zero.
    let origin = pdfrum_doc::geom::normalize(widget_rect(widget));
    ap::FocusBox::Rect(kurbo::Rect::new(
        client.x0 + origin.x0,
        bottom.max(client.y0) + origin.y0,
        client.x1 + origin.x0,
        top.min(client.y1) + origin.y0,
    ))
}

/// A widget's `/Rect` as `kurbo` sees it.
fn widget_rect(widget: &WidgetInfo) -> kurbo::Rect {
    kurbo::Rect::new(
        f64::from(widget.rect.left),
        f64::from(widget.rect.bottom),
        f64::from(widget.rect.right),
        f64::from(widget.rect.top),
    )
}

/// The rows a choice field has selected, as the generator wants them.
///
/// Materialized separately because [`ap::field_body::LiveState`] borrows the
/// slice, so it cannot own one built inside its own constructor.
fn selected_rows(state: &FieldState) -> Vec<usize> {
    match state {
        FieldState::Choice(choice) => choice.selected.iter().copied().collect(),
        FieldState::Text(_) | FieldState::Toggle(_) | FieldState::Button(_) => Vec::new(),
    }
}

/// What the session is showing, in place of what the file stores.
fn live_state<'a>(
    state: &'a FieldState,
    selected: &'a [usize],
    display: Option<&'a str>,
) -> Option<ap::field_body::LiveState<'a>> {
    match state {
        FieldState::Text(text) => Some(ap::field_body::LiveState {
            // `pEdit->SetText(sValue.value_or(pField->GetValue()))` — one
            // line, and the whole of what a format script changes
            // (`fpdfsdk/cpdfsdk_appstream.cpp:1752`). The formatted string is
            // drawn and never stored, which is why the caret still edits the
            // raw value the moment this field takes focus.
            text: display.unwrap_or(&text.edit.text),
            scroll: text.edit.scroll,
            ..ap::field_body::LiveState::default()
        }),
        FieldState::Choice(choice) => Some(ap::field_body::LiveState {
            // An editable combo shows what has been typed into it; every
            // other choice field shows the row it has selected, which the
            // generator resolves from `selected` rather than from text.
            //
            // A format script's answer overrides the typed text and nothing
            // else: `SetAsComboBox(sValue)` is the combo half of the same
            // `ResetAppearance` optional, and a list box is passed
            // `std::nullopt` unconditionally
            // (`cpdfsdk_interactiveform.cpp:611`).
            text: match (display, choice.config.editable) {
                (Some(display), true) => display,
                (_, true) => &choice.edit_text,
                (_, false) => "",
            },
            selected,
            top_visible: choice.top_visible,
            scroll: (0.0, 0.0),
        }),
        // A toggle's appearance is its `/AS` state, not a body, and a push
        // button's caption never changes.
        FieldState::Toggle(_) | FieldState::Button(_) => None,
    }
}

/// The caret or selection bands a focused field draws.
fn highlight_of<R: Resolve>(
    ctx: &Context<'_, R>,
    widget: &WidgetInfo,
    state: &FieldState,
) -> Option<ap::field_body::Highlight> {
    match state {
        FieldState::Text(text) => {
            let plate = ap::field_body::client_rect(&widget.dict, ctx.resolve);
            let config = text_config(ctx, widget, plate, &text.config);
            with_font(ctx, widget, |font, _substitute| {
                ops::highlight(
                    &text.edit,
                    &config,
                    &font.metrics,
                    ap::field_body::CARET_WIDTH,
                )
            })
        }
        // **An editable combo box has a caret and a selection band too**, and
        // for the same reason a text field does: its text half *is* a
        // `CPWL_Edit` (`cpwl_combo_box.cpp:190-203`), read-only only when the
        // box is gated (`:115-118`). Choosing a row leaves that edit holding
        // the row's label with everything selected, which is what draws the
        // navy band under `bug_736695_3`'s `Spain`; clicking into an empty
        // one leaves a caret, which is the 24-pixel bar at columns 166-167 of
        // `bug_736695_2`'s golden.
        //
        // A **gated** combo answers nothing: its edit is read-only and shows
        // neither, which is `CPWL_Edit::GetFocusRect` returning empty for
        // every combo and `SetCaret` forcing the caret invisible on one that
        // is not focused in its own right.
        FieldState::Choice(choice) if choice.config.editable => {
            let edit = choice.edit.as_deref()?;
            let client = ap::field_body::client_rect(&widget.dict, ctx.resolve);
            // The text sits left of the drop button, which is the plate
            // `with_combo_edit` laid it out in — the band has to be measured
            // in the same box or it lands a button's width off.
            let plate = kurbo::Rect::new(
                client.x0,
                client.y0,
                client.x1 - f64::from(DROP_BUTTON_WIDTH),
                client.y1,
            );
            let config = vt::Config {
                plate,
                font_size: font_size(ctx, widget),
                ..vt::Config::default()
            };
            with_font(ctx, widget, |font, _substitute| {
                ops::highlight(edit, &config, &font.metrics, ap::field_body::CARET_WIDTH)
            })
        }
        FieldState::Choice(_) | FieldState::Toggle(_) | FieldState::Button(_) => None,
    }
}

#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
    use super::*;
    use pdfrum_object::{Name, NoResolve, Object, PdfString};

    /// A page carrying one `/Tx` widget whose `/DA` names `/Arial`, under a
    /// catalog whose `/AcroForm /DR /Font` declares that name as a bare
    /// non-embedded TrueType — `form_textfield_focused_ltr`'s shape, and the
    /// one that makes the substitution question arise at all.
    fn page_and_catalog() -> (Dict, Dict) {
        let font = Dict::from_pairs([
            (
                pdfrum_object::names::TYPE.clone(),
                Object::Name(Name::from_static(b"Font").clone()),
            ),
            (
                pdfrum_object::names::SUBTYPE.clone(),
                Object::Name(Name::from_static(b"TrueType").clone()),
            ),
            (
                Name::from_static(b"BaseFont").clone(),
                Object::Name(Name::from_static(b"Arial").clone()),
            ),
        ]);
        let catalog = Dict::from_pairs([(
            Name::from_static(b"AcroForm").clone(),
            Object::Dict(Dict::from_pairs([(
                Name::from_static(b"DR").clone(),
                Object::Dict(Dict::from_pairs([(
                    Name::from_static(b"Font").clone(),
                    Object::Dict(Dict::from_pairs([(
                        Name::from_static(b"Arial").clone(),
                        Object::Dict(font),
                    )])),
                )])),
            )])),
        )]);
        let widget = Dict::from_pairs([
            (
                pdfrum_object::names::TYPE.clone(),
                Object::Name(Name::from_static(b"Annot").clone()),
            ),
            (
                pdfrum_object::names::SUBTYPE.clone(),
                Object::Name(Name::from_static(b"Widget").clone()),
            ),
            (
                Name::from_static(b"FT").clone(),
                Object::Name(Name::from_static(b"Tx").clone()),
            ),
            (
                Name::from_static(b"T").clone(),
                Object::Str(PdfString::literal(*b"Text Box")),
            ),
            (
                Name::from_static(b"Rect").clone(),
                Object::Array(
                    [
                        Object::Int(50),
                        Object::Int(40),
                        Object::Int(150),
                        Object::Int(70),
                    ]
                    .into_iter()
                    .collect(),
                ),
            ),
            (
                Name::from_static(b"DA").clone(),
                Object::Str(PdfString::literal(*b"/Arial 12 Tf 0 0 0 rg")),
            ),
        ]);
        let page = Dict::from_pairs([(
            Name::from_static(b"Annots").clone(),
            Object::Array([Object::Dict(widget)].into_iter().collect()),
        )]);
        (page, catalog)
    }

    /// The width closure `with_font` hands the layout **measures a character
    /// the `/DA` font cannot write in the second face**, not in the `/DA`
    /// font's fallback.
    ///
    /// # The defect this pins, which the appearance-stream test cannot
    ///
    /// Reading the emitted stream for `/_B1` catches a regression in the
    /// *encoder* and misses one in the **widths**: a version that puts the
    /// substitute on `LiveInput` and leaves the width closure on the `/DA`
    /// font still writes `/_B1` and still emits the right bytes, while every
    /// advance, caret column and selection band comes out of the wrong table.
    /// That was a real regression: a Hebrew selection band ended at device
    /// column 101 with its glyphs running to 111, ten columns of dark where
    /// the oracle's are white, because Latin advances were measuring a Hebrew
    /// run.
    ///
    /// Layout and encoding share one per-character face index, so a character
    /// written in the second face is measured in it too.
    ///
    /// The numbers are the two faces' own and are asserted as a **relation**
    /// rather than as constants: which face stands in for `/Arial` depends on
    /// the substitution options, and the claim is that the two differ and
    /// that the closure takes the substitute's.
    #[test]
    fn the_width_closure_measures_an_unwritable_character_in_the_second_face() {
        // Bet, which an Ansi `/DA` font cannot write.
        const BET: u32 = 0x05D1;

        let (page, catalog) = page_and_catalog();
        let resolve = NoResolve;
        let form = crate::page::read(0, &page, &catalog, &resolve);
        let widget = form.widgets.first().expect("one /Tx widget");

        let mut build = pdfrum_page::BuildContext::new();
        let fonts = ap::FormFonts::load(&catalog, &resolve, &mut build);
        let ctx = Context {
            page: &form,
            catalog: &catalog,
            resolve: &resolve,
            fonts: &fonts,
            permissions: hit::Permissions::ALL,
        };

        let da = fonts.face(b"Arial").expect("the /DR declares one face");
        let substitute = fonts
            .substitute(pdfrum_font::Charset::Hebrew)
            .expect("the Hebrew second face loads with no font directory at all");
        assert!(
            !ap::font_map::da_font_writes(da, ap::font_map::font_charset(da), BET),
            "the fixture's own font must be unable to write the character, \
             or the substitution never arises"
        );

        let (da_width, substitute_width) = (
            TextFont::char_width(da, BET),
            ap::font_map::substitute_width(substitute.font, BET),
        );
        assert_ne!(
            da_width, substitute_width,
            "the two faces must disagree, or this test cannot tell them apart"
        );

        let measured = with_font(&ctx, widget, |font, _substitute| {
            (
                (font.metrics.width)(BET),
                (font.metrics.width)(u32::from(b'a')),
            )
        })
        .expect("the widget's /DA resolves to a face");

        assert_eq!(
            measured.0, substitute_width,
            "a character the /DA font cannot write is measured in the second face"
        );
        assert_eq!(
            measured.1,
            TextFont::char_width(da, u32::from(b'a')),
            "and one it can is still measured in the /DA font"
        );
    }
}