// Copyright (c) 2013, the Dart project authors.  Please see the AUTHORS file
// for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
// BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.

library elements.modelx;

import 'dart:collection' show LinkedHashMap;

import 'elements.dart';
import '../../compiler.dart' as api;
import '../tree/tree.dart';
import '../util/util.dart';
import '../resolution/resolution.dart';

import '../dart2jslib.dart' show invariant,
                                 InterfaceType,
                                 DartType,
                                 TypeVariableType,
                                 TypedefType,
                                 DualKind,
                                 MessageKind,
                                 DiagnosticListener,
                                 Script,
                                 FunctionType,
                                 SourceString,
                                 Selector,
                                 Constant,
                                 Compiler;

import '../dart_types.dart';

import '../scanner/scannerlib.dart' show Token, EOF_TOKEN;


class ElementX implements Element {
  static int elementHashCode = 0;

  final SourceString name;
  final ElementKind kind;
  final Element enclosingElement;
  final int hashCode = ++elementHashCode;
  Link<MetadataAnnotation> metadata = const Link<MetadataAnnotation>();

  ElementX(this.name, this.kind, this.enclosingElement) {
    assert(isErroneous() || getImplementationLibrary() != null);
  }

  Modifiers get modifiers => Modifiers.EMPTY;

  Node parseNode(DiagnosticListener listener) {
    listener.internalErrorOnElement(this, 'not implemented');
  }

  DartType computeType(Compiler compiler) {
    compiler.internalError("$this.computeType.", token: position());
  }

  void addMetadata(MetadataAnnotation annotation) {
    assert(annotation.annotatedElement == null);
    annotation.annotatedElement = this;
    metadata = metadata.prepend(annotation);
  }

  bool isFunction() => identical(kind, ElementKind.FUNCTION);
  bool isConstructor() => isFactoryConstructor() || isGenerativeConstructor();
  bool isClosure() => false;
  bool isMember() {
    // Check that this element is defined in the scope of a Class.
    return enclosingElement != null && enclosingElement.isClass();
  }
  bool isInstanceMember() => false;

  bool isFactoryConstructor() => modifiers.isFactory();
  bool isGenerativeConstructor() =>
      identical(kind, ElementKind.GENERATIVE_CONSTRUCTOR);
  bool isGenerativeConstructorBody() =>
      identical(kind, ElementKind.GENERATIVE_CONSTRUCTOR_BODY);
  bool isCompilationUnit() => identical(kind, ElementKind.COMPILATION_UNIT);
  bool isClass() => identical(kind, ElementKind.CLASS);
  bool isPrefix() => identical(kind, ElementKind.PREFIX);
  bool isVariable() => identical(kind, ElementKind.VARIABLE);
  bool isParameter() => identical(kind, ElementKind.PARAMETER);
  bool isStatement() => identical(kind, ElementKind.STATEMENT);
  bool isTypedef() => identical(kind, ElementKind.TYPEDEF);
  bool isTypeVariable() => identical(kind, ElementKind.TYPE_VARIABLE);
  bool isField() => identical(kind, ElementKind.FIELD);
  bool isFieldParameter() => identical(kind, ElementKind.FIELD_PARAMETER);
  bool isAbstractField() => identical(kind, ElementKind.ABSTRACT_FIELD);
  bool isGetter() => identical(kind, ElementKind.GETTER);
  bool isSetter() => identical(kind, ElementKind.SETTER);
  bool isAccessor() => isGetter() || isSetter();
  bool isLibrary() => identical(kind, ElementKind.LIBRARY);
  bool impliesType() => (kind.category & ElementCategory.IMPLIES_TYPE) != 0;

  /** See [ErroneousElement] for documentation. */
  bool isErroneous() => false;

  /** See [AmbiguousElement] for documentation. */
  bool isAmbiguous() => false;

  /** See [WarnOnUseElement] for documentation. */
  bool isWarnOnUse() => false;

  /**
   * Is [:true:] if this element has a corresponding patch.
   *
   * If [:true:] this element has a non-null [patch] field.
   *
   * See [:patch_parser.dart:] for a description of the terminology.
   */
  bool get isPatched => false;

  /**
   * Is [:true:] if this element is a patch.
   *
   * If [:true:] this element has a non-null [origin] field.
   *
   * See [:patch_parser.dart:] for a description of the terminology.
   */
  bool get isPatch => false;

  /**
   * Is [:true:] if this element defines the implementation for the entity of
   * this element.
   *
   * See [:patch_parser.dart:] for a description of the terminology.
   */
  bool get isImplementation => !isPatched;

  /**
   * Is [:true:] if this element introduces the entity of this element.
   *
   * See [:patch_parser.dart:] for a description of the terminology.
   */
  bool get isDeclaration => !isPatch;

  bool get isSynthesized => false;

  bool get isForwardingConstructor => false;

  bool get isMixinApplication => false;

  /**
   * Returns the element which defines the implementation for the entity of this
   * element.
   *
   * See [:patch_parser.dart:] for a description of the terminology.
   */
  Element get implementation => isPatched ? patch : this;

  /**
   * Returns the element which introduces the entity of this element.
   *
   * See [:patch_parser.dart:] for a description of the terminology.
   */
  Element get declaration => isPatch ? origin : this;

  Element get patch {
    throw new UnsupportedError('patch is not supported on $this');
  }

  Element get origin {
    throw new UnsupportedError('origin is not supported on $this');
  }

  // TODO(johnniwinther): This breaks for libraries (for which enclosing
  // elements are null) and is invalid for top level variable declarations for
  // which the enclosing element is a VariableDeclarations and not a compilation
  // unit.
  bool isTopLevel() {
    return enclosingElement != null && enclosingElement.isCompilationUnit();
  }

  bool isAssignable() {
    if (modifiers.isFinalOrConst()) return false;
    if (isFunction() || isGenerativeConstructor()) return false;
    return true;
  }

  Token position() => null;

  Token findMyName(Token token) {
    // We search for the token that has the name of this element.
    // For constructors, that doesn't work because they may have
    // named formed out of multiple tokens (named constructors) so
    // for those we search for the class name instead.
    SourceString needle = isConstructor() ? enclosingElement.name : name;
    for (Token t = token; EOF_TOKEN != t.kind; t = t.next) {
      if (needle == t.value) return t;
    }
    return token;
  }

  CompilationUnitElement getCompilationUnit() {
    Element element = this;
    while (!element.isCompilationUnit()) {
      element = element.enclosingElement;
    }
    return element;
  }

  LibraryElement getLibrary() => enclosingElement.getLibrary();

  LibraryElement getImplementationLibrary() {
    Element element = this;
    while (!identical(element.kind, ElementKind.LIBRARY)) {
      element = element.enclosingElement;
    }
    return element;
  }

  ClassElement getEnclosingClass() {
    for (Element e = this; e != null; e = e.enclosingElement) {
      if (e.isClass()) return e;
    }
    return null;
  }

  Element getEnclosingClassOrCompilationUnit() {
   for (Element e = this; e != null; e = e.enclosingElement) {
      if (e.isClass() || e.isCompilationUnit()) return e;
    }
    return null;
  }

  /**
   * Returns the member enclosing this element or the element itself if it is a
   * member. If no enclosing element is found, [:null:] is returned.
   */
  Element getEnclosingMember() {
    for (Element e = this; e != null; e = e.enclosingElement) {
      if (e.isMember()) return e;
    }
    return null;
  }

  Element getOutermostEnclosingMemberOrTopLevel() {
    // TODO(lrn): Why is this called "Outermost"?
    for (Element e = this; e != null; e = e.enclosingElement) {
      if (e.isMember() || e.isTopLevel()) {
        return e;
      }
    }
    return null;
  }

  /**
   * Creates the scope for this element.
   */
  Scope buildScope() => enclosingElement.buildScope();

  String toString() {
    // TODO(johnniwinther): Test for nullness of name, or make non-nullness an
    // invariant for all element types?
    var nameText = name != null ? name.slowToString() : '?';
    if (enclosingElement != null && !isTopLevel()) {
      String holderName = enclosingElement.name != null
          ? enclosingElement.name.slowToString()
          : '${enclosingElement.kind}?';
      return '$kind($holderName#${nameText})';
    } else {
      return '$kind(${nameText})';
    }
  }

  String _fixedBackendName = null;
  bool _isNative = false;
  bool isNative() => _isNative;
  bool hasFixedBackendName() => _fixedBackendName != null;
  String fixedBackendName() => _fixedBackendName;
  // Marks this element as a native element.
  void setNative(String name) {
    _isNative = true;
    _fixedBackendName = name;
  }
  void setFixedBackendName(String name) {
    _fixedBackendName = name;
  }

  FunctionElement asFunctionElement() => null;

  static bool isInvalid(Element e) => e == null || e.isErroneous();

  bool isAbstract(Compiler compiler) => modifiers.isAbstract();
  bool isForeign(Compiler compiler) => getLibrary() == compiler.foreignLibrary;

  FunctionElement get targetConstructor => null;

  void diagnose(Element context, DiagnosticListener listener) {}
}

/**
 * Represents an unresolvable or duplicated element.
 *
 * An [ErroneousElement] is used instead of [null] to provide additional
 * information about the error that caused the element to be unresolvable
 * or otherwise invalid.
 *
 * Accessing any field or calling any method defined on [ErroneousElement]
 * except [isErroneous] will currently throw an exception. (This might
 * change when we actually want more information on the erroneous element,
 * e.g., the name of the element we were trying to resolve.)
 *
 * Code that cannot not handle an [ErroneousElement] should use
 *   [: Element.isInvalid(element) :]
 * to check for unresolvable elements instead of
 *   [: element == null :].
 */
class ErroneousElementX extends ElementX implements ErroneousElement {
  final MessageKind messageKind;
  final Map messageArguments;

  ErroneousElementX(this.messageKind, this.messageArguments,
                    SourceString name, Element enclosing)
      : super(name, ElementKind.ERROR, enclosing);

  isErroneous() => true;

  unsupported() {
    throw 'unsupported operation on erroneous element';
  }

  Link<MetadataAnnotation> get metadata => unsupported();
  get type => unsupported();
  get cachedNode => unsupported();
  get functionSignature => unsupported();
  get patch => null;
  get origin => this;
  get defaultImplementation => unsupported();

  bool get isRedirectingFactory => unsupported();

  setPatch(patch) => unsupported();
  computeSignature(compiler) => unsupported();
  requiredParameterCount(compiler) => unsupported();
  optionalParameterCount(compiler) => unsupported();
  parameterCount(compiler) => unsupported();

  // TODO(kasperl): These seem unnecessary.
  set patch(value) => unsupported();
  set origin(value) => unsupported();
  set defaultImplementation(value) => unsupported();

  get redirectionTarget => this;

  getLibrary() => enclosingElement.getLibrary();

  computeTargetType(Compiler compiler, InterfaceType newType) => unsupported();

  String toString() {
    String n = name.slowToString();
    return '<$n: ${messageKind.message(messageArguments)}>';
  }
}

/// A message attached to a [WarnOnUseElementX].
class WrappedMessage {
  /// The message position. If [:null:] the position of the reference to the
  /// [WarnOnUseElementX] is used.
  final Spannable spannable;

  /**
   * The message to report on resolving a wrapped element.
   */
  final MessageKind messageKind;

  /**
   * The message arguments to report on resolving a wrapped element.
   */
  final Map messageArguments;

  WrappedMessage(this.spannable, this.messageKind, this.messageArguments);
}

/**
 * An [Element] whose reference should cause one or more warnings.
 */
class WarnOnUseElementX extends ElementX implements WarnOnUseElement {
  /// Warning to report on resolving this element.
  final WrappedMessage warning;

  /// Info to report on resolving this element.
  final WrappedMessage info;

  /// The element whose usage cause a warning.
  final Element wrappedElement;

  WarnOnUseElementX(WrappedMessage this.warning, WrappedMessage this.info,
                    Element enclosingElement, Element wrappedElement)
      : this.wrappedElement = wrappedElement,
        super(wrappedElement.name, ElementKind.WARN_ON_USE, enclosingElement);

  bool isWarnOnUse() => true;

  Element unwrap(DiagnosticListener listener, Spannable usageSpannable) {
    var unwrapped = wrappedElement;
    if (warning != null) {
      Spannable spannable = warning.spannable;
      if (spannable == null) spannable = usageSpannable;
      listener.reportWarningCode(
          spannable, warning.messageKind, warning.messageArguments);
    }
    if (info != null) {
      Spannable spannable = info.spannable;
      if (spannable == null) spannable = usageSpannable;
      listener.reportInfo(
          spannable, info.messageKind, info.messageArguments);
    }
    if (unwrapped.isWarnOnUse()) {
      unwrapped = unwrapped.unwrap(listener, usageSpannable);
    }
    return unwrapped;
  }
}

/**
 * An ambiguous element represents multiple elements accessible by the same name.
 *
 * Ambiguous elements are created during handling of import/export scopes. If an
 * ambiguous element is encountered during resolution a warning/error should be
 * reported.
 */
class AmbiguousElementX extends ElementX implements AmbiguousElement {
  /**
   * The message to report on resolving this element.
   */
  final DualKind messageKind;

  /**
   * The message arguments to report on resolving this element.
   */
  final Map messageArguments;

  /**
   * The first element that this ambiguous element might refer to.
   */
  final Element existingElement;

  /**
   * The second element that this ambiguous element might refer to.
   */
  final Element newElement;

  AmbiguousElementX(this.messageKind, this.messageArguments,
      Element enclosingElement, Element existingElement, Element newElement)
      : this.existingElement = existingElement,
        this.newElement = newElement,
        super(existingElement.name, ElementKind.AMBIGUOUS, enclosingElement);

  bool isAmbiguous() => true;

  Set flatten() {
    Element element = this;
    var set = new Set();
    while (element.isAmbiguous()) {
      AmbiguousElement ambiguous = element;
      set.add(ambiguous.newElement);
      element = ambiguous.existingElement;
    }
    set.add(element);
    return set;
  }

  void diagnose(Element context, DiagnosticListener listener) {
    Set ambiguousElements = flatten();
    MessageKind code = (ambiguousElements.length == 1)
        ? MessageKind.AMBIGUOUS_REEXPORT : MessageKind.AMBIGUOUS_LOCATION;
    LibraryElementX importer = context.getLibrary();
    for (Element element in ambiguousElements) {
      var arguments = {'name': element.name};
      listener.reportInfo(element, code, arguments);
      Link<Import> importers = importer.importers[element];
      listener.withCurrentElement(importer, () {
        for (; !importers.isEmpty; importers = importers.tail) {
          listener.reportInfo(
              importers.head, MessageKind.IMPORTED_HERE, arguments);
        }
      });
    }
  }
}

class ScopeX {
  final Map<SourceString, Element> contents = new Map<SourceString, Element>();

  bool get isEmpty => contents.isEmpty;
  Iterable<Element> get values => contents.values;

  Element lookup(SourceString name) {
    return contents[name];
  }

  void add(Element element, DiagnosticListener listener) {
    SourceString name = element.name;
    if (element.isAccessor()) {
      addAccessor(element, contents[name], listener);
    } else {
      Element existing = contents.putIfAbsent(name, () => element);
      if (!identical(existing, element)) {
        listener.reportError(
            element, MessageKind.DUPLICATE_DEFINITION, {'name': name});
        listener.reportMessage(
            listener.spanFromSpannable(existing),
            MessageKind.EXISTING_DEFINITION.error({'name': name}),
            api.Diagnostic.INFO);
      }
    }
  }

  /**
   * Adds a definition for an [accessor] (getter or setter) to a scope.
   * The definition binds to an abstract field that can hold both a getter
   * and a setter.
   *
   * The abstract field is added once, for the first getter or setter, and
   * reused if the other one is also added.
   * The abstract field should not be treated as a proper member of the
   * container, it's simply a way to return two results for one lookup.
   * That is, the getter or setter does not have the abstract field as enclosing
   * element, they are enclosed by the class or compilation unit, as is the
   * abstract field.
   */
  void addAccessor(Element accessor,
                   Element existing,
                   DiagnosticListener listener) {
    void reportError(Element other) {
      // TODO(ahe): Do something similar to Resolver.reportErrorWithContext.
      listener.cancel('duplicate definition of ${accessor.name.slowToString()}',
                      element: accessor);
      listener.cancel('existing definition', element: other);
    }

    if (existing != null) {
      if (!identical(existing.kind, ElementKind.ABSTRACT_FIELD)) {
        reportError(existing);
      } else {
        AbstractFieldElementX field = existing;
        if (accessor.isGetter()) {
          if (field.getter != null && field.getter != accessor) {
            reportError(field.getter);
          }
          field.getter = accessor;
        } else {
          assert(accessor.isSetter());
          if (field.setter != null && field.setter != accessor) {
            reportError(field.setter);
          }
          field.setter = accessor;
        }
      }
    } else {
      Element container = accessor.getEnclosingClassOrCompilationUnit();
      AbstractFieldElementX field =
          new AbstractFieldElementX(accessor.name, container);
      if (accessor.isGetter()) {
        field.getter = accessor;
      } else {
        field.setter = accessor;
      }
      add(field, listener);
    }
  }
}

class CompilationUnitElementX extends ElementX
    implements CompilationUnitElement {
  final Script script;
  PartOf partTag;
  Link<Element> localMembers = const Link<Element>();

  CompilationUnitElementX(Script script, LibraryElement library)
    : this.script = script,
      super(new SourceString(script.name),
            ElementKind.COMPILATION_UNIT,
            library) {
    library.addCompilationUnit(this);
  }

  void forEachLocalMember(f(Element element)) {
    localMembers.forEach(f);
  }

  void addMember(Element element, DiagnosticListener listener) {
    // Keep a list of top level members.
    localMembers = localMembers.prepend(element);
    // Provide the member to the library to build scope.
    if (enclosingElement.isPatch) {
      getImplementationLibrary().addMember(element, listener);
    } else {
      getLibrary().addMember(element, listener);
    }
  }

  void setPartOf(PartOf tag, DiagnosticListener listener) {
    LibraryElementX library = enclosingElement;
    if (library.entryCompilationUnit == this) {
      listener.reportMessage(
          listener.spanFromSpannable(tag),
          MessageKind.ILLEGAL_DIRECTIVE.error(),
          api.Diagnostic.WARNING);
      return;
    }
    if (!localMembers.isEmpty) {
      listener.reportError(tag, MessageKind.BEFORE_TOP_LEVEL);
      return;
    }
    if (partTag != null) {
      listener.reportMessage(
          listener.spanFromSpannable(tag),
          MessageKind.DUPLICATED_PART_OF.error(),
          api.Diagnostic.WARNING);
      return;
    }
    partTag = tag;
    LibraryName libraryTag = getLibrary().libraryTag;
    if (libraryTag != null) {
      String actualName = tag.name.toString();
      String expectedName = libraryTag.name.toString();
      if (expectedName != actualName) {
        listener.reportMessage(
            listener.spanFromSpannable(tag.name),
            MessageKind.LIBRARY_NAME_MISMATCH.error(
                {'libraryName': expectedName}),
            api.Diagnostic.WARNING);
      }
    }
  }

  bool get hasMembers => !localMembers.isEmpty;

  int compareTo(CompilationUnitElement other) {
    if (this == other) return 0;
    return '${script.uri}'.compareTo('${other.script.uri}');
  }
}

class LibraryElementX extends ElementX implements LibraryElement {
  final Uri canonicalUri;
  CompilationUnitElement entryCompilationUnit;
  Link<CompilationUnitElement> compilationUnits =
      const Link<CompilationUnitElement>();
  Link<LibraryTag> tags = const Link<LibraryTag>();
  LibraryName libraryTag;
  bool canUseNative = false;
  Link<Element> localMembers = const Link<Element>();
  final ScopeX localScope = new ScopeX();

  /**
   * If this library is patched, [patch] points to the patch library.
   *
   * See [:patch_parser.dart:] for a description of the terminology.
   */
  LibraryElementX patch = null;

  /**
   * If this is a patch library, [origin] points to the origin library.
   *
   * See [:patch_parser.dart:] for a description of the terminology.
   */
  final LibraryElementX origin;

  /**
   * Map for elements imported through import declarations.
   *
   * Addition to the map is performed by [addImport]. Lookup is done trough
   * [find].
   */
  final Map<SourceString, Element> importScope;

  /// A mapping from an imported element to the "import" tag.
  final Map<Element, Link<Import>> importers;

  /**
   * Link for elements exported either through export declarations or through
   * declaration. This field should not be accessed directly but instead through
   * the [exports] getter.
   *
   * [LibraryDependencyHandler] sets this field through [setExports] when the
   * library is loaded.
   */
  Link<Element> slotForExports;

  final Map<LibraryDependency, LibraryElement> tagMapping =
      new LinkedHashMap<LibraryDependency, LibraryElement>();

  LibraryElementX(Script script, [Uri canonicalUri, LibraryElement this.origin])
    : this.canonicalUri = ((canonicalUri == null) ? script.uri : canonicalUri),
      importScope = new Map<SourceString, Element>(),
      importers = new Map<Element, Link<Import>>(),
      super(new SourceString(script.name), ElementKind.LIBRARY, null) {
    entryCompilationUnit = new CompilationUnitElementX(script, this);
    if (isPatch) {
      origin.patch = this;
    }
  }

  bool get isPatched => patch != null;
  bool get isPatch => origin != null;

  LibraryElement get declaration => super.declaration;
  LibraryElement get implementation => super.implementation;

  Link<MetadataAnnotation> get metadata {
    return (libraryTag == null) ? super.metadata : libraryTag.metadata;
  }

  set metadata(value) {
    // The metadata is stored on [libraryTag].
    throw new SpannableAssertionFailure(this, 'Cannot set metadata on Library');
  }

  CompilationUnitElement getCompilationUnit() => entryCompilationUnit;

  void addCompilationUnit(CompilationUnitElement element) {
    compilationUnits = compilationUnits.prepend(element);
  }

  void addTag(LibraryTag tag, DiagnosticListener listener) {
    tags = tags.prepend(tag);
  }

  void recordResolvedTag(LibraryDependency tag, LibraryElement library) {
    assert(tagMapping[tag] == null);
    tagMapping[tag] = library;
  }

  LibraryElement getLibraryFromTag(LibraryDependency tag) => tagMapping[tag];

  /**
   * Adds [element] to the import scope of this library.
   *
   * If an element by the same name is already in the imported scope, an
   * [ErroneousElement] will be put in the imported scope, allowing for detection of ambiguous uses of imported names.
   */
  void addImport(Element element, Import import, DiagnosticListener listener) {
    importers[element] =
        importers.putIfAbsent(element, () => const Link<Import>())
        .prepend(import);
    SourceString name = element.name;
    Element existing = importScope.putIfAbsent(name, () => element);

    Element createWarnOnUseElement(Spannable spannable,
                                   MessageKind messageKind,
                                   Element hidingElement,
                                   Element hiddenElement) {
        Uri hiddenUri = hiddenElement.getLibrary().canonicalUri;
        Uri hidingUri = hidingElement.getLibrary().canonicalUri;
        return new WarnOnUseElementX(
            new WrappedMessage(
                null, // Report on reference to [hidingElement].
                messageKind,
                {'name': name, 'hiddenUri': hiddenUri, 'hidingUri': hidingUri}),
            new WrappedMessage(
                listener.spanFromSpannable(spannable),
                MessageKind.IMPORTED_HERE,
                {'name': name}),
            this, hidingElement);
    }

    if (existing != element) {
      if (existing.getLibrary().isPlatformLibrary &&
          !element.getLibrary().isPlatformLibrary) {
        // [existing] is implicitly hidden.
        importScope[name] = createWarnOnUseElement(
            import, MessageKind.HIDDEN_IMPORT, element, existing);
      } else if (!existing.getLibrary().isPlatformLibrary &&
                 element.getLibrary().isPlatformLibrary) {
        // [element] is implicitly hidden.
        if (import == null) {
          // [element] is imported implicitly (probably through dart:core).
          importScope[name] = createWarnOnUseElement(
              importers[existing].head, MessageKind.HIDDEN_IMPLICIT_IMPORT,
              existing, element);
        } else {
          importScope[name] = createWarnOnUseElement(
              import, MessageKind.HIDDEN_IMPORT, existing, element);
        }
      } else {
        // TODO(johnniwinther): Provide access to the import tags from which
        // the elements came.
        importScope[name] = new AmbiguousElementX(
            MessageKind.DUPLICATE_IMPORT, {'name': name},
            this, existing, element);
      }
    }
  }

  void addMember(Element element, DiagnosticListener listener) {
    localMembers = localMembers.prepend(element);
    addToScope(element, listener);
  }

  void addToScope(Element element, DiagnosticListener listener) {
    localScope.add(element, listener);
  }

  Element localLookup(SourceString elementName) {
    Element result = localScope.lookup(elementName);
    if (result == null && isPatch) {
      result = origin.localLookup(elementName);
    }
    return result;
  }

  /**
   * Returns [:true:] if the export scope has already been computed for this
   * library.
   */
  bool get exportsHandled => slotForExports != null;

  Link<Element> get exports {
    assert(invariant(this, exportsHandled,
                     message: 'Exports not handled on $this'));
    return slotForExports;
  }

  /**
   * Sets the export scope of this library. This method can only be called once.
   */
  void setExports(Iterable<Element> exportedElements) {
    assert(invariant(this, !exportsHandled,
        message: 'Exports already set to $slotForExports on $this'));
    assert(invariant(this, exportedElements != null));
    var builder = new LinkBuilder<Element>();
    for (Element export in exportedElements) {
      builder.addLast(export);
    }
    slotForExports = builder.toLink();
  }

  LibraryElement getLibrary() => isPatch ? origin : this;

  /**
   * Look up a top-level element in this library. The element could
   * potentially have been imported from another library. Returns
   * null if no such element exist and an [ErroneousElement] if multiple
   * elements have been imported.
   */
  Element find(SourceString elementName) {
    Element result = localScope.lookup(elementName);
    if (result != null) return result;
    if (origin != null) {
      result = origin.localScope.lookup(elementName);
      if (result != null) return result;
    }
    result = importScope[elementName];
    if (result != null) return result;
    if (origin != null) {
      result = origin.importScope[elementName];
      if (result != null) return result;
    }
    return null;
  }

  /** Look up a top-level element in this library, but only look for
    * non-imported elements. Returns null if no such element exist. */
  Element findLocal(SourceString elementName) {
    // TODO(johnniwinther): How to handle injected elements in the patch
    // library?
    Element result = localScope.lookup(elementName);
    if (result == null || result.getLibrary() != this) return null;
    return result;
  }

  void forEachExport(f(Element element)) {
    exports.forEach((Element e) => f(e));
  }

  void forEachLocalMember(f(Element element)) {
    if (isPatch) {
      // Patch libraries traverse both origin and injected members.
      origin.localMembers.forEach(f);

      void filterPatch(Element element) {
        if (!element.isPatch) {
          // Do not traverse the patch members.
          f(element);
        }
      }
      localMembers.forEach(filterPatch);
    } else {
      localMembers.forEach(f);
    }
  }

  Iterable<Element> getNonPrivateElementsInScope() {
    return localScope.values.where((Element element) {
      // At this point [localScope] only contains members so we don't need
      // to check for foreign or prefix elements.
      return !element.name.isPrivate();
    });
  }

  bool hasLibraryName() => libraryTag != null;

  /**
   * Returns the library name (as defined by the library tag) or for script
   * (which have no library tag) the script file name. The latter case is used
   * to private 'library name' for scripts to use for instance in dartdoc.
   */
  String getLibraryOrScriptName() {
    if (libraryTag != null) {
      return libraryTag.name.toString();
    } else {
      // Use the file name as script name.
      String path = canonicalUri.path;
      return path.substring(path.lastIndexOf('/') + 1);
    }
  }

  Scope buildScope() => new LibraryScope(this);

  bool get isPlatformLibrary => canonicalUri.scheme == "dart";

  bool get isInternalLibrary =>
      isPlatformLibrary && canonicalUri.path.startsWith('_');

  String toString() {
    if (origin != null) {
      return 'patch library(${getLibraryOrScriptName()})';
    } else if (patch != null) {
      return 'origin library(${getLibraryOrScriptName()})';
    } else {
      return 'library(${getLibraryOrScriptName()})';
    }
  }

  int compareTo(LibraryElement other) {
    if (this == other) return 0;
    return getLibraryOrScriptName().compareTo(other.getLibraryOrScriptName());
  }
}

class PrefixElementX extends ElementX implements PrefixElement {
  Map<SourceString, Element> imported;
  Token firstPosition;

  PrefixElementX(SourceString prefix, Element enclosing, this.firstPosition)
      : imported = new Map<SourceString, Element>(),
        super(prefix, ElementKind.PREFIX, enclosing);

  Element lookupLocalMember(SourceString memberName) => imported[memberName];

  DartType computeType(Compiler compiler) => compiler.types.dynamicType;

  Token position() => firstPosition;
}

class TypedefElementX extends ElementX implements TypedefElement {
  Typedef cachedNode;

  /**
   * The type of this typedef in which the type arguments are the type
   * variables.
   *
   * This resembles the [ClassElement.thisType] though a typedef has no notion
   * of [:this:].
   *
   * This type is computed in [computeType].
   */
  TypedefType thisType;

  /**
   * Canonicalized raw version of [thisType].
   *
   * See [ClassElement.rawType] for motivation.
   *
   * The [rawType] is computed together with [thisType] in [computeType].
   */
  TypedefType rawType;

  /**
   * The type annotation which defines this typedef.
   */
  DartType alias;

  bool get isResolved => mapping != null;

  // TODO(johnniwinther): Store the mapping in the resolution enqueuer instead.
  TreeElements mapping;

  TypedefElementX(SourceString name, Element enclosing)
      : super(name, ElementKind.TYPEDEF, enclosing);

  /**
   * Function signature for a typedef of a function type. The signature is
   * kept to provide full information about parameter names through the mirror
   * system.
   *
   * The [functionSignature] is not available until the typedef element has been
   * resolved.
   */
  FunctionSignature functionSignature;

  TypedefType computeType(Compiler compiler) {
    if (thisType != null) return thisType;
    Typedef node = parseNode(compiler);
    Link<DartType> parameters =
        TypeDeclarationElementX.createTypeVariables(this, node.typeParameters);
    thisType = new TypedefType(this, parameters);
    if (parameters.isEmpty) {
      rawType = thisType;
    } else {
      var dynamicParameters = const Link<DartType>();
      parameters.forEach((_) {
        dynamicParameters =
            dynamicParameters.prepend(compiler.types.dynamicType);
      });
      rawType = new TypedefType(this, dynamicParameters);
    }
    compiler.resolveTypedef(this);
    return thisType;
  }

  Link<DartType> get typeVariables => thisType.typeArguments;

  Scope buildScope() {
    return new TypeDeclarationScope(enclosingElement.buildScope(), this);
  }
}

class VariableElementX extends ElementX implements VariableElement {
  final VariableListElement variables;
  Expression cachedNode; // The send or the identifier in the variables list.

  Modifiers get modifiers => variables.modifiers;

  VariableElementX(SourceString name,
                   VariableListElement variables,
                   ElementKind kind,
                   this.cachedNode)
    : this.variables = variables,
      super(name, kind, variables.enclosingElement);

  Node parseNode(DiagnosticListener listener) {
    if (cachedNode != null) return cachedNode;
    VariableDefinitions definitions = variables.parseNode(listener);
    for (Link<Node> link = definitions.definitions.nodes;
         !link.isEmpty; link = link.tail) {
      Expression initializedIdentifier = link.head;
      Identifier identifier = initializedIdentifier.asIdentifier();
      if (identifier == null) {
        identifier = initializedIdentifier.asSendSet().selector.asIdentifier();
      }
      if (identical(name, identifier.source)) {
        cachedNode = initializedIdentifier;
        return cachedNode;
      }
    }
    listener.cancel('internal error: could not find $name', node: variables);
  }

  DartType computeType(Compiler compiler) {
    return variables.computeType(compiler);
  }

  DartType get type => variables.type;

  bool isInstanceMember() => variables.isInstanceMember();

  // Note: cachedNode.getBeginToken() will not be correct in all
  // cases, for example, for function typed parameters.
  Token position() => findMyName(variables.position());
}

/**
 * Parameters in constructors that directly initialize fields. For example:
 * [:A(this.field):].
 */
class FieldParameterElementX extends VariableElementX
    implements FieldParameterElement {
  VariableElement fieldElement;

  FieldParameterElementX(SourceString name,
                         this.fieldElement,
                         VariableListElement variables,
                         Node node)
      : super(name, variables, ElementKind.FIELD_PARAMETER, node);

  DartType computeType(Compiler compiler) {
    VariableDefinitions definitions = variables.parseNode(compiler);
    if (definitions.type == null && !definitions.modifiers.isVar()) {
      return fieldElement.computeType(compiler);
    }
    return super.computeType(compiler);
  }
}

// This element represents a list of variable or field declaration.
// It contains the node, and the type. A [VariableElement] always
// references its [VariableListElement]. It forwards its
// [computeType] and [parseNode] methods to this element.
class VariableListElementX extends ElementX implements VariableListElement {
  VariableDefinitions cachedNode;
  DartType type;
  final Modifiers modifiers;

  /**
   * Function signature for a variable with a function type. The signature is
   * kept to provide full information about parameter names through the mirror
   * system.
   */
  FunctionSignature functionSignature;

  VariableListElementX(ElementKind kind,
                       Modifiers this.modifiers,
                       Element enclosing)
    : super(null, kind, enclosing);

  VariableListElementX.node(VariableDefinitions node,
                            ElementKind kind,
                            Element enclosing)
      : super(null, kind, enclosing),
        this.cachedNode = node,
        this.modifiers = node.modifiers {
    assert(modifiers != null);
  }

  VariableDefinitions parseNode(DiagnosticListener listener) {
    return cachedNode;
  }

  DartType computeType(Compiler compiler) {
    if (type != null) return type;
    compiler.withCurrentElement(this, () {
      VariableDefinitions node = parseNode(compiler);
      if (node.type != null) {
        type = compiler.resolveTypeAnnotation(this, node.type);
      } else {
        // Is node.definitions exactly one FunctionExpression?
        Link<Node> link = node.definitions.nodes;
        if (!link.isEmpty &&
            link.head.asFunctionExpression() != null &&
            link.tail.isEmpty) {
          FunctionExpression functionExpression = link.head;
          // We found exactly one FunctionExpression
          functionSignature =
              compiler.resolveFunctionExpression(this, functionExpression);
          type = compiler.computeFunctionType(compiler.functionClass,
                                              functionSignature);
        } else {
          type = compiler.types.dynamicType;
        }
      }
    });
    assert(type != null);
    return type;
  }

  Token position() => cachedNode.getBeginToken();

  bool isInstanceMember() {
    return isMember() && !modifiers.isStatic();
  }
}

class AbstractFieldElementX extends ElementX implements AbstractFieldElement {
  FunctionElement getter;
  FunctionElement setter;

  AbstractFieldElementX(SourceString name, Element enclosing)
      : super(name, ElementKind.ABSTRACT_FIELD, enclosing);

  DartType computeType(Compiler compiler) {
    throw "internal error: AbstractFieldElement has no type";
  }

  Node parseNode(DiagnosticListener listener) {
    throw "internal error: AbstractFieldElement has no node";
  }

  position() {
    // The getter and setter may be defined in two different
    // compilation units.  However, we know that one of them is
    // non-null and defined in the same compilation unit as the
    // abstract element.
    // TODO(lrn): No we don't know that if the element from the same
    // compilation unit is patched.
    //
    // We need to make sure that the position returned is relative to
    // the compilation unit of the abstract element.
    if (getter != null
        && identical(getter.getCompilationUnit(), getCompilationUnit())) {
      return getter.position();
    } else {
      return setter.position();
    }
  }

  Modifiers get modifiers {
    // The resolver ensures that the flags match (ignoring abstract).
    if (getter != null) {
      return new Modifiers.withFlags(
          getter.modifiers.nodes,
          getter.modifiers.flags | Modifiers.FLAG_ABSTRACT);
    } else {
      return new Modifiers.withFlags(
          setter.modifiers.nodes,
          setter.modifiers.flags | Modifiers.FLAG_ABSTRACT);
    }
  }

  bool isInstanceMember() {
    return isMember() && !modifiers.isStatic();
  }
}

// TODO(johnniwinther): [FunctionSignature] should be merged with
// [FunctionType].
class FunctionSignatureX implements FunctionSignature {
  final Link<Element> requiredParameters;
  final Link<Element> optionalParameters;
  final DartType returnType;
  final int requiredParameterCount;
  final int optionalParameterCount;
  final bool optionalParametersAreNamed;

  List<Element> _orderedOptionalParameters;

  FunctionSignatureX(this.requiredParameters,
                     this.optionalParameters,
                     this.requiredParameterCount,
                     this.optionalParameterCount,
                     this.optionalParametersAreNamed,
                     this.returnType);

  void forEachRequiredParameter(void function(Element parameter)) {
    for (Link<Element> link = requiredParameters;
         !link.isEmpty;
         link = link.tail) {
      function(link.head);
    }
  }

  void forEachOptionalParameter(void function(Element parameter)) {
    for (Link<Element> link = optionalParameters;
         !link.isEmpty;
         link = link.tail) {
      function(link.head);
    }
  }

  List<Element> get orderedOptionalParameters {
    if (_orderedOptionalParameters != null) return _orderedOptionalParameters;
    List<Element> list = optionalParameters.toList();
    if (optionalParametersAreNamed) {
      list.sort((Element a, Element b) {
        return a.name.slowToString().compareTo(b.name.slowToString());
      });
    }
    _orderedOptionalParameters = list;
    return list;
  }

  Element get firstOptionalParameter => optionalParameters.head;

  void forEachParameter(void function(Element parameter)) {
    forEachRequiredParameter(function);
    forEachOptionalParameter(function);
  }

  void orderedForEachParameter(void function(Element parameter)) {
    forEachRequiredParameter(function);
    orderedOptionalParameters.forEach(function);
  }

  int get parameterCount => requiredParameterCount + optionalParameterCount;

  /**
   * Check whether a function with this signature can be used instead of a
   * function with signature [signature] without causing a `noSuchMethod`
   * exception/call.
   */
  bool isCompatibleWith(FunctionSignature signature) {
    if (optionalParametersAreNamed) {
      if (!signature.optionalParametersAreNamed) {
        return requiredParameterCount == signature.parameterCount;
      }
      // If both signatures have named parameters, then they must have
      // the same number of required parameters, and the names in
      // [signature] must all be in [:this:].
      if (requiredParameterCount != signature.requiredParameterCount) {
        return false;
      }
      Set<String> names = optionalParameters.toList().map(
          (Element element) => element.name.slowToString()).toSet();
      for (Element namedParameter in signature.optionalParameters) {
        if (!names.contains(namedParameter.name.slowToString())) {
          return false;
        }
      }
    } else {
      if (signature.optionalParametersAreNamed) return false;
      // There must be at least as many arguments as in the other signature, but
      // this signature must not have more required parameters.  Having more
      // optional parameters is not a problem, they simply are never provided
      // by call sites of a call to a method with the other signature.
      int otherTotalCount = signature.parameterCount;
      return requiredParameterCount <= otherTotalCount
          && parameterCount >= otherTotalCount;
    }
    return true;
  }
}

class FunctionElementX extends ElementX implements FunctionElement {
  FunctionExpression cachedNode;
  DartType type;
  final Modifiers modifiers;

  FunctionSignature functionSignature;

  /**
   * A function declaration that should be parsed instead of the current one.
   * The patch should be parsed as if it was in the current scope. Its
   * signature must match this function's signature.
   */
  FunctionElement patch = null;
  FunctionElement origin = null;

  /**
   * If this is a redirecting factory, [defaultImplementation] will be
   * changed by the resolver to point to the redirection target.
   * Otherwise, [:identical(defaultImplementation, this):].
   */
  // TODO(ahe): Rename this field to redirectionTarget.
  FunctionElement defaultImplementation;

  FunctionElementX(SourceString name,
                   ElementKind kind,
                   Modifiers modifiers,
                   Element enclosing)
      : this.tooMuchOverloading(name, null, kind, modifiers, enclosing, null);

  FunctionElementX.node(SourceString name,
                        FunctionExpression node,
                        ElementKind kind,
                        Modifiers modifiers,
                        Element enclosing)
      : this.tooMuchOverloading(name, node, kind, modifiers, enclosing, null);

  FunctionElementX.from(SourceString name,
                        FunctionElement other,
                        Element enclosing)
      : this.tooMuchOverloading(name, other.cachedNode, other.kind,
                                other.modifiers, enclosing,
                                other.functionSignature);

  FunctionElementX.tooMuchOverloading(SourceString name,
                                      FunctionExpression this.cachedNode,
                                      ElementKind kind,
                                      Modifiers this.modifiers,
                                      Element enclosing,
                                      FunctionSignature this.functionSignature)
      : super(name, kind, enclosing) {
    assert(modifiers != null);
    defaultImplementation = this;
  }

  bool get isPatched => patch != null;
  bool get isPatch => origin != null;

  bool get isRedirectingFactory => defaultImplementation != this;

  /// This field is set by the post process queue when checking for cycles.
  FunctionElement internalRedirectionTarget;

  set redirectionTarget(FunctionElement constructor) {
    assert(constructor != null && internalRedirectionTarget == null);
    internalRedirectionTarget = constructor;
  }

  get redirectionTarget {
    if (Elements.isErroneousElement(defaultImplementation)) {
      return defaultImplementation;
    }
    assert(!isRedirectingFactory || internalRedirectionTarget != null);
    return isRedirectingFactory ? internalRedirectionTarget : this;
  }

  InterfaceType computeTargetType(Compiler compiler,
                                  InterfaceType newType) {
    if (!isRedirectingFactory) return newType;
    ClassElement targetClass = getEnclosingClass();
    TreeElements treeElements =
        compiler.enqueuer.resolution.getCachedElements(
            declaration);
    FunctionExpression functionNode = parseNode(compiler);
    Return redirectionNode = functionNode.body;
    return treeElements.getType(redirectionNode.expression)
        .subst(newType.typeArguments, targetClass.typeVariables);
  }

  /**
   * Applies a patch function to this function. The patch function's body
   * is used as replacement when parsing this function's body.
   * This method must not be called after the function has been parsed,
   * and it must be called at most once.
   */
  void setPatch(FunctionElement patchElement) {
    // Sanity checks. The caller must check these things before calling.
    assert(patch == null);
    this.patch = patchElement;
  }

  bool isInstanceMember() {
    return isMember()
           && !isConstructor()
           && !modifiers.isStatic();
  }

  FunctionSignature computeSignature(Compiler compiler) {
    if (functionSignature != null) return functionSignature;
    compiler.withCurrentElement(this, () {
      functionSignature = compiler.resolveSignature(this);
    });
    return functionSignature;
  }

  int requiredParameterCount(Compiler compiler) {
    return computeSignature(compiler).requiredParameterCount;
  }

  int optionalParameterCount(Compiler compiler) {
    return computeSignature(compiler).optionalParameterCount;
  }

  int parameterCount(Compiler compiler) {
    return computeSignature(compiler).parameterCount;
  }

  FunctionType computeType(Compiler compiler) {
    if (type != null) return type;
    type = compiler.computeFunctionType(declaration,
                                        computeSignature(compiler));
    return type;
  }

  FunctionExpression parseNode(DiagnosticListener listener) {
    if (patch == null) {
      if (modifiers.isExternal()) {
        listener.cancel("Compiling external function with no implementation.",
                        element: this);
      }
    }
    return cachedNode;
  }

  Token position() => cachedNode.getBeginToken();

  FunctionElement asFunctionElement() => this;

  String toString() {
    if (isPatch) {
      return 'patch ${super.toString()}';
    } else if (isPatched) {
      return 'origin ${super.toString()}';
    } else {
      return super.toString();
    }
  }

  bool isAbstract(Compiler compiler) {
    if (super.isAbstract(compiler)) return true;
    if (modifiers.isExternal()) return false;
    if (isFunction() || isAccessor()) {
      return compiler.withCurrentElement(this,
          () => !parseNode(compiler).hasBody());
    }
    return false;
  }
}

class ConstructorBodyElementX extends FunctionElementX
    implements ConstructorBodyElement {
  FunctionElement constructor;

  ConstructorBodyElementX(FunctionElement constructor)
      : this.constructor = constructor,
        super(constructor.name,
              ElementKind.GENERATIVE_CONSTRUCTOR_BODY,
              Modifiers.EMPTY,
              constructor.enclosingElement) {
    functionSignature = constructor.functionSignature;
  }

  bool isInstanceMember() => true;

  FunctionType computeType(Compiler compiler) {
    compiler.internalErrorOnElement(this, '$this.computeType.');
  }

  Node parseNode(DiagnosticListener listener) {
    if (cachedNode != null) return cachedNode;
    cachedNode = constructor.parseNode(listener);
    assert(cachedNode != null);
    return cachedNode;
  }

  Token position() => constructor.position();
}

/**
 * A constructor that is not defined in the source code but rather implied by
 * the language semantics.
 *
 * This class is used to represent default constructors and forwarding
 * constructors for mixin applications.
 */
class SynthesizedConstructorElementX extends FunctionElementX {
  final FunctionElement superMember;
  final bool isDefaultConstructor;

  SynthesizedConstructorElementX(SourceString name,
                                 this.superMember,
                                 Element enclosing,
                                 this.isDefaultConstructor)
      : super(name,
              ElementKind.GENERATIVE_CONSTRUCTOR,
              Modifiers.EMPTY,
              enclosing);

  SynthesizedConstructorElementX.forDefault(superMember, Element enclosing)
      : this(const SourceString(''), superMember, enclosing, true);

  Token position() => enclosingElement.position();

  bool get isSynthesized => true;

  FunctionElement get targetConstructor => superMember;

  FunctionSignature computeSignature(compiler) {
    if (functionSignature != null) return functionSignature;
    if (isDefaultConstructor) {
      return functionSignature = new FunctionSignatureX(
          const Link<Element>(), const Link<Element>(), 0, 0, false,
          getEnclosingClass().thisType);
    }
    if (superMember.isErroneous()) {
      return functionSignature = compiler.objectClass.localLookup(
          const SourceString('')).computeSignature(compiler);
    }
    return functionSignature = superMember.computeSignature(compiler);
  }

  get declaration => this;
  get implementation => this;
  get defaultImplementation => this;
}

class VoidElementX extends ElementX {
  VoidElementX(Element enclosing)
      : super(const SourceString('void'), ElementKind.VOID, enclosing);
  DartType computeType(compiler) => compiler.types.voidType;
  Node parseNode(_) {
    throw 'internal error: parseNode on void';
  }
  bool impliesType() => true;
}

class TypeDeclarationElementX {
  /**
   * Creates the type variables, their type and corresponding element, for the
   * type variables declared in [parameter] on [element]. The bounds of the type
   * variables are not set until [element] has been resolved.
   */
  static Link<DartType> createTypeVariables(TypeDeclarationElement element,
                                            NodeList parameters) {
    if (parameters == null) return const Link<DartType>();

    // Create types and elements for type variable.
    var arguments = new LinkBuilder<DartType>();
    for (Link link = parameters.nodes; !link.isEmpty; link = link.tail) {
      TypeVariable node = link.head;
      SourceString variableName = node.name.source;
      TypeVariableElement variableElement =
          new TypeVariableElementX(variableName, element, node);
      TypeVariableType variableType = new TypeVariableType(variableElement);
      variableElement.type = variableType;
      arguments.addLast(variableType);
    }
    return arguments.toLink();
  }
}

abstract class BaseClassElementX extends ElementX implements ClassElement {
  final int id;

  /**
   * The type of [:this:] for this class declaration.
   *
   * The type of [:this:] is the interface type based on this element in which
   * the type arguments are the declared type variables. For instance,
   * [:List<E>:] for [:List:] and [:Map<K,V>:] for [:Map:].
   *
   * This type is computed in [computeType].
   */
  InterfaceType thisType;

  /**
   * The raw type for this class declaration.
   *
   * The raw type is the interface type base on this element in which the type
   * arguments are all [dynamic]. For instance [:List<dynamic>:] for [:List:]
   * and [:Map<dynamic,dynamic>:] for [:Map:]. For non-generic classes [rawType]
   * is the same as [thisType].
   *
   * The [rawType] field is a canonicalization of the raw type and should be
   * used to distinguish explicit and implicit uses of the [dynamic]
   * type arguments. For instance should [:List:] be the [rawType] of the
   * [:List:] class element whereas [:List<dynamic>:] should be its own
   * instantiation of [InterfaceType] with [:dynamic:] as type argument. Using
   * this distinction, we can print the raw type with type arguments only when
   * the input source has used explicit type arguments.
   *
   * This type is computed together with [thisType] in [computeType].
   */
  InterfaceType rawTypeCache;
  DartType supertype;
  Link<DartType> interfaces;
  SourceString nativeTagInfo;
  int supertypeLoadState;
  int resolutionState;
  bool get isResolved => resolutionState == STATE_DONE;

  // backendMembers are members that have been added by the backend to simplify
  // compilation. They don't have any user-side counter-part.
  Link<Element> backendMembers = const Link<Element>();

  Link<DartType> allSupertypes;

  BaseClassElementX(SourceString name,
                    Element enclosing,
                    this.id,
                    int initialState)
      : supertypeLoadState = initialState,
        resolutionState = initialState,
        super(name, ElementKind.CLASS, enclosing);

  int get hashCode => id;
  ClassElement get patch => super.patch;
  ClassElement get origin => super.origin;
  ClassElement get declaration => super.declaration;
  ClassElement get implementation => super.implementation;

  bool get hasBackendMembers => !backendMembers.isEmpty;

  bool get isUnnamedMixinApplication => false;

  // TODO(johnniwinther): Add [thisType] getter similar to [rawType].
  InterfaceType computeType(Compiler compiler) {
    if (thisType == null) {
      if (origin == null) {
        Link<DartType> parameters = computeTypeParameters(compiler);
        thisType = new InterfaceType(this, parameters);
        if (parameters.isEmpty) {
          rawTypeCache = thisType;
        } else {
          var dynamicParameters = const Link<DartType>();
          parameters.forEach((_) {
            dynamicParameters =
                dynamicParameters.prepend(compiler.types.dynamicType);
          });
          rawTypeCache = new InterfaceType(this, dynamicParameters);
        }
      } else {
        thisType = origin.computeType(compiler);
        rawTypeCache = origin.rawType;
      }
    }
    return thisType;
  }

  InterfaceType get rawType {
    assert(invariant(this, rawTypeCache != null,
                     message: 'Raw type has not been computed for $this'));
    return rawTypeCache;
  }

  Link<DartType> computeTypeParameters(Compiler compiler);

  /**
   * Return [:true:] if this element is the [:Object:] class for the [compiler].
   */
  bool isObject(Compiler compiler) =>
      identical(declaration, compiler.objectClass);

  Link<DartType> get typeVariables => thisType.typeArguments;

  ClassElement ensureResolved(Compiler compiler) {
    if (resolutionState == STATE_NOT_STARTED) {
      compiler.resolver.resolveClass(this);
    }
    return this;
  }

  void setDefaultConstructor(FunctionElement constructor, Compiler compiler);

  void addBackendMember(Element member) {
    // TODO(ngeoffray): Deprecate this method.
    assert(member.isGenerativeConstructorBody());
    backendMembers = backendMembers.prepend(member);
  }

  void reverseBackendMembers() {
    backendMembers = backendMembers.reverse();
  }

  /**
   * Lookup local members in the class. This will ignore constructors.
   */
  Element lookupLocalMember(SourceString memberName) {
    var result = localLookup(memberName);
    if (result != null && result.isConstructor()) return null;
    return result;
  }

  /// Lookup a synthetic element created by the backend.
  Element lookupBackendMember(SourceString memberName) {
    for (Element element in backendMembers) {
      if (element.name == memberName) {
        return element;
      }
    }
  }
  /**
   * Lookup super members for the class. This will ignore constructors.
   */
  Element lookupSuperMember(SourceString memberName) {
    return lookupSuperMemberInLibrary(memberName, getLibrary());
  }

  /**
   * Lookup super members for the class that is accessible in [library].
   * This will ignore constructors.
   */
  Element lookupSuperMemberInLibrary(SourceString memberName,
                                     LibraryElement library) {
    bool isPrivate = memberName.isPrivate();
    for (ClassElement s = superclass; s != null; s = s.superclass) {
      // Private members from a different library are not visible.
      if (isPrivate && !identical(library, s.getLibrary())) continue;
      Element e = s.lookupLocalMember(memberName);
      if (e == null) continue;
      // Static members are not inherited.
      if (e.modifiers.isStatic()) continue;
      return e;
    }
    return null;
  }

  Element lookupSuperInterfaceMember(SourceString memberName,
                                     LibraryElement fromLibrary) {
    bool isPrivate = memberName.isPrivate();
    for (InterfaceType t in interfaces) {
      ClassElement cls = t.element;
      Element e = cls.lookupLocalMember(memberName);
      if (e == null) continue;
      // Private members from a different library are not visible.
      if (isPrivate && !identical(fromLibrary, e.getLibrary())) continue;
      // Static members are not inherited.
      if (e.modifiers.isStatic()) continue;
      return e;
    }
    return null;
  }

  /**
   * Find the first member in the class chain with the given [selector].
   *
   * This method is NOT to be used for resolving
   * unqualified sends because it does not implement the scoping
   * rules, where library scope comes before superclass scope.
   *
   * When called on the implementation element both members declared in the
   * origin and the patch class are returned.
   */
  Element lookupSelector(Selector selector, Compiler compiler) {
    return internalLookupSelector(selector, compiler, false);
  }

  Element lookupSuperSelector(Selector selector, Compiler compiler) {
    return internalLookupSelector(selector, compiler, true);
  }

  Element internalLookupSelector(Selector selector,
                                 Compiler compiler,
                                 bool isSuperLookup) {
    SourceString name = selector.name;
    bool isPrivate = name.isPrivate();
    LibraryElement library = selector.library;
    for (ClassElement current = isSuperLookup ? superclass : this;
         current != null;
         current = current.superclass) {
      Element member = current.lookupLocalMember(name);
      if (member == null && current.isPatched) {
        // Doing lookups on selectors is done after resolution, so it
        // is safe to look in the patch class.
        member = current.patch.lookupLocalMember(name);
      }
      if (member == null) continue;
      // Private members from a different library are not visible.
      if (isPrivate && !identical(library, member.getLibrary())) continue;
      // Static members are not inherited.
      if (member.modifiers.isStatic() && !identical(this, current)) continue;
      // If we find an abstract field we have to make sure that it has
      // the getter or setter part we're actually looking
      // for. Otherwise, we continue up the superclass chain.
      if (member.isAbstractField()) {
        AbstractFieldElement field = member;
        FunctionElement getter = field.getter;
        FunctionElement setter = field.setter;
        if (selector.isSetter()) {
          // Abstract members can be defined in a super class.
          if (setter != null && !setter.isAbstract(compiler)) return setter;
        } else {
          assert(selector.isGetter() || selector.isCall());
          if (getter != null && !getter.isAbstract(compiler)) return getter;
        }
      // Abstract members can be defined in a super class.
      } else if (!member.isAbstract(compiler)) {
        return member;
      }
    }
    return null;
  }

  /**
   * Find the first member in the class chain with the given
   * [memberName]. This method is NOT to be used for resolving
   * unqualified sends because it does not implement the scoping
   * rules, where library scope comes before superclass scope.
   */
  Element lookupMember(SourceString memberName) {
    Element localMember = lookupLocalMember(memberName);
    return localMember == null ? lookupSuperMember(memberName) : localMember;
  }

  /**
   * Returns true if the [fieldMember] is shadowed by another field. The given
   * [fieldMember] must be a member of this class.
   *
   * This method also works if the [fieldMember] is private.
   */
  bool isShadowedByField(Element fieldMember) {
    assert(fieldMember.isField());
    SourceString fieldName = fieldMember.name;
    bool isPrivate = fieldName.isPrivate();
    LibraryElement memberLibrary = fieldMember.getLibrary();
    ClassElement lookupClass = this;
    while (lookupClass != null) {
      Element foundMember = lookupClass.lookupLocalMember(fieldName);
      if (foundMember != null) {
        if (foundMember == fieldMember) return false;
        if (foundMember.isField()) {
          if (!isPrivate || memberLibrary == foundMember.getLibrary()) {
            // Private fields can only be shadowed by a field declared
            // in the same library.
            return true;
          }
        }
      }
      lookupClass = lookupClass.superclass;
    }
    return false;
  }

  Element validateConstructorLookupResults(Selector selector,
                                           Element result,
                                           Element noMatch(Element)) {
    if (result == null
        || !result.isConstructor()
        || (selector.name.isPrivate()
            && result.getLibrary() != selector.library)) {
      result = noMatch != null ? noMatch(result) : null;
    }
    return result;
  }

  // TODO(aprelev@gmail.com): Peter believes that it would be great to
  // make noMatch a required argument. Peter's suspicion is that most
  // callers of this method would benefit from using the noMatch method.
  Element lookupConstructor(Selector selector, [Element noMatch(Element)]) {
    Element result = localLookup(selector.name);
    return validateConstructorLookupResults(selector, result, noMatch);
  }

  Element lookupFactoryConstructor(Selector selector,
                                   [Element noMatch(Element)]) {
    SourceString constructorName = selector.name;
    Element result = localLookup(constructorName);
    return validateConstructorLookupResults(selector, result, noMatch);
  }

  Link<Element> get constructors {
    // TODO(ajohnsen): See if we can avoid this method at some point.
    Link<Element> result = const Link<Element>();
    // TODO(johnniwinther): Should we include injected constructors?
    forEachMember((_, Element member) {
      if (member.isConstructor()) result = result.prepend(member);
    });
    return result;
  }

  /**
   * Returns the super class, if any.
   *
   * The returned element may not be resolved yet.
   */
  ClassElement get superclass {
    assert(supertypeLoadState == STATE_DONE);
    return supertype == null ? null : supertype.element;
  }

  /**
   * Runs through all members of this class.
   *
   * The enclosing class is passed to the callback. This is useful when
   * [includeSuperAndInjectedMembers] is [:true:].
   *
   * When called on an implementation element both the members in the origin
   * and patch class are included.
   */
  // TODO(johnniwinther): Clean up lookup to get rid of the include predicates.
  void forEachMember(void f(ClassElement enclosingClass, Element member),
                     {includeBackendMembers: false,
                      includeSuperAndInjectedMembers: false}) {
    bool includeInjectedMembers = includeSuperAndInjectedMembers || isPatch;
    Set<ClassElement> seen = new Set<ClassElement>();
    ClassElement classElement = declaration;
    do {
      if (seen.contains(classElement)) return;
      seen.add(classElement);

      // Iterate through the members in textual order, which requires
      // to reverse the data structure [localMembers] we created.
      // Textual order may be important for certain operations, for
      // example when emitting the initializers of fields.
      classElement.forEachLocalMember((e) => f(classElement, e));
      if (includeBackendMembers) {
        classElement.forEachBackendMember((e) => f(classElement, e));
      }
      if (includeInjectedMembers) {
        if (classElement.patch != null) {
          classElement.patch.forEachLocalMember((e) {
            if (!e.isPatch) f(classElement, e);
          });
        }
      }
      classElement = includeSuperAndInjectedMembers
          ? classElement.superclass
          : null;
    } while(classElement != null);
  }

  /**
   * Runs through all instance-field members of this class.
   *
   * The enclosing class is passed to the callback. This is useful when
   * [includeSuperAndInjectedMembers] is [:true:].
   *
   * When called on the implementation element both the fields declared in the
   * origin and in the patch are included.
   */
  void forEachInstanceField(void f(ClassElement enclosingClass, Element field),
                            {bool includeSuperAndInjectedMembers: false}) {
    // Filters so that [f] is only invoked with instance fields.
    void fieldFilter(ClassElement enclosingClass, Element member) {
      if (member.isInstanceMember() && member.kind == ElementKind.FIELD) {
        f(enclosingClass, member);
      }
    }

    forEachMember(fieldFilter,
        includeSuperAndInjectedMembers: includeSuperAndInjectedMembers);
  }

  /// Similar to [forEachInstanceField] but visits static fields.
  void forEachStaticField(void f(ClassElement enclosingClass, Element field)) {
    // Filters so that [f] is only invoked with static fields.
    void fieldFilter(ClassElement enclosingClass, Element member) {
      if (!member.isInstanceMember() && member.kind == ElementKind.FIELD) {
        f(enclosingClass, member);
      }
    }

    forEachMember(fieldFilter);
  }

  void forEachBackendMember(void f(Element member)) {
    backendMembers.forEach(f);
  }

  bool implementsInterface(ClassElement intrface) {
    for (DartType implementedInterfaceType in allSupertypes) {
      ClassElement implementedInterface = implementedInterfaceType.element;
      if (identical(implementedInterface, intrface)) {
        return true;
      }
    }
    return false;
  }

  /**
   * Returns true if [this] is a subclass of [cls].
   *
   * This method is not to be used for checking type hierarchy and
   * assignments, because it does not take parameterized types into
   * account.
   */
  bool isSubclassOf(ClassElement cls) {
    // Use [declaration] for both [this] and [cls], because
    // declaration classes hold the superclass hierarchy.
    cls = cls.declaration;
    for (ClassElement s = declaration; s != null; s = s.superclass) {
      if (identical(s, cls)) return true;
    }
    return false;
  }

  bool isNative() => nativeTagInfo != null;
  void setNative(String name) {
    nativeTagInfo = new SourceString(name);
  }
}

abstract class ClassElementX extends BaseClassElementX {
  // Lazily applied patch of class members.
  ClassElement patch = null;
  ClassElement origin = null;

  Link<Element> localMembers = const Link<Element>();
  final ScopeX localScope = new ScopeX();

  ClassElementX(SourceString name, Element enclosing, int id, int initialState)
      : super(name, enclosing, id, initialState);

  ClassNode parseNode(Compiler compiler);

  bool get isMixinApplication => false;
  bool get isPatched => patch != null;
  bool get isPatch => origin != null;
  bool get hasLocalScopeMembers => !localScope.isEmpty;

  void addMember(Element element, DiagnosticListener listener) {
    localMembers = localMembers.prepend(element);
    addToScope(element, listener);
  }

  void addToScope(Element element, DiagnosticListener listener) {
    if (element.isField() && element.name == name) {
      listener.reportError(element, MessageKind.MEMBER_USES_CLASS_NAME);
    }
    localScope.add(element, listener);
  }

  Element localLookup(SourceString elementName) {
    Element result = localScope.lookup(elementName);
    if (result == null && isPatch) {
      result = origin.localLookup(elementName);
    }
    return result;
  }

  void forEachLocalMember(void f(Element member)) {
    localMembers.reverse().forEach(f);
  }

  bool get hasConstructor {
    // Search in scope to be sure we search patched constructors.
    for (var element in localScope.values) {
      if (element.isConstructor()) return true;
    }
    return false;
  }

  void setDefaultConstructor(FunctionElement constructor, Compiler compiler) {
    addToScope(constructor, compiler);
    // The default constructor, although synthetic, is part of a class' API.
    localMembers = localMembers.prepend(constructor);
  }

  Link<DartType> computeTypeParameters(Compiler compiler) {
    ClassNode node = parseNode(compiler);
    return TypeDeclarationElementX.createTypeVariables(
        this, node.typeParameters);
  }

  Scope buildScope() => new ClassScope(enclosingElement.buildScope(), this);

  String toString() {
    if (origin != null) {
      return 'patch ${super.toString()}';
    } else if (patch != null) {
      return 'origin ${super.toString()}';
    } else {
      return super.toString();
    }
  }
}

class MixinApplicationElementX extends BaseClassElementX
    implements MixinApplicationElement {
  final Node node;
  final Modifiers modifiers;

  Link<FunctionElement> constructors = new Link<FunctionElement>();

  ClassElement mixin;

  MixinApplicationElementX(SourceString name, Element enclosing, int id,
                           this.node, this.modifiers)
      : super(name, enclosing, id, STATE_NOT_STARTED);

  bool get isMixinApplication => true;
  bool get isUnnamedMixinApplication => node is! NamedMixinApplication;
  bool get hasConstructor => !constructors.isEmpty;
  bool get hasLocalScopeMembers => !constructors.isEmpty;

  unsupported(message) {
    throw new UnsupportedError('$message is not supported on $this');
  }

  get patch => null;
  get origin => null;

  set patch(value) => unsupported('set patch');
  set origin(value) => unsupported('set origin');

  Token position() => node.getBeginToken();

  Node parseNode(DiagnosticListener listener) => node;

  FunctionElement lookupLocalConstructor(SourceString name) {
    for (Link<Element> link = constructors;
         !link.isEmpty;
         link = link.tail) {
      if (link.head.name == name) return link.head;
    }
    return null;
  }

  Element localLookup(SourceString name) {
    Element constructor = lookupLocalConstructor(name);
    if (constructor != null) return constructor;
    if (mixin == null) return null;
    Element mixedInElement = mixin.localLookup(name);
    if (mixedInElement == null) return null;
    return mixedInElement.isInstanceMember() ? mixedInElement : null;
  }

  void forEachLocalMember(void f(Element member)) {
    constructors.forEach(f);
    if (mixin != null) mixin.forEachLocalMember((Element mixedInElement) {
      if (mixedInElement.isInstanceMember()) f(mixedInElement);
    });
  }

  void addMember(Element element, DiagnosticListener listener) {
    throw new UnsupportedError("cannot add member to $this");
  }

  void addToScope(Element element, DiagnosticListener listener) {
    listener.internalError('cannot add to scope of $this', element: this);
  }

  void addConstructor(FunctionElement constructor) {
    constructors = constructors.prepend(constructor);
  }

  void setDefaultConstructor(FunctionElement constructor, Compiler compiler) {
    assert(!hasConstructor);
    addConstructor(constructor);
  }

  Link<DartType> computeTypeParameters(Compiler compiler) {
    NamedMixinApplication named = node.asNamedMixinApplication();
    if (named == null) return const Link<DartType>();
    return TypeDeclarationElementX.createTypeVariables(
        this, named.typeParameters);
  }
}

class LabelElementX extends ElementX implements LabelElement {

  // We store the original label here so it can be returned by [parseNode].
  final Label label;
  final String labelName;
  final TargetElement target;
  bool isBreakTarget = false;
  bool isContinueTarget = false;
  LabelElementX(Label label, String labelName, this.target,
                Element enclosingElement)
      : this.label = label,
        this.labelName = labelName,
        // In case of a synthetic label, just use [labelName] for
        // identifying the element.
        super(label == null
                  ? new SourceString(labelName)
                  : label.identifier.source,
              ElementKind.LABEL,
              enclosingElement);

  void setBreakTarget() {
    isBreakTarget = true;
    target.isBreakTarget = true;
  }
  void setContinueTarget() {
    isContinueTarget = true;
    target.isContinueTarget = true;
  }

  bool get isTarget => isBreakTarget || isContinueTarget;
  Node parseNode(DiagnosticListener l) => label;

  Token position() => label.getBeginToken();
  String toString() => "${labelName}:";
}

// Represents a reference to a statement or switch-case, either by label or the
// default target of a break or continue.
class TargetElementX extends ElementX implements TargetElement {
  final Node statement;
  final int nestingLevel;
  Link<LabelElement> labels = const Link<LabelElement>();
  bool isBreakTarget = false;
  bool isContinueTarget = false;

  TargetElementX(this.statement, this.nestingLevel, Element enclosingElement)
      : super(const SourceString("target"),
              ElementKind.STATEMENT, enclosingElement);
  bool get isTarget => isBreakTarget || isContinueTarget;

  LabelElement addLabel(Label label, String labelName) {
    LabelElement result = new LabelElementX(label, labelName, this,
                                            enclosingElement);
    labels = labels.prepend(result);
    return result;
  }

  Node parseNode(DiagnosticListener l) => statement;

  bool get isSwitch => statement is SwitchStatement;

  Token position() => statement.getBeginToken();
  String toString() => statement.toString();
}

class TypeVariableElementX extends ElementX implements TypeVariableElement {
  final Node cachedNode;
  TypeVariableType type;
  DartType bound;

  TypeVariableElementX(name, Element enclosing, this.cachedNode,
                       [this.type, this.bound])
    : super(name, ElementKind.TYPE_VARIABLE, enclosing);

  TypeVariableType computeType(compiler) => type;

  Node parseNode(compiler) => cachedNode;

  String toString() => "${enclosingElement.toString()}.${name.slowToString()}";

  Token position() => cachedNode.getBeginToken();
}

/**
 * A single metadata annotation.
 *
 * For example, consider:
 *
 *     class Data {
 *       const Data();
 *     }
 *
 *     const data = const Data();
 *
 *     @data
 *     class Foo {}
 *
 *     @data @data
 *     class Bar {}
 *
 * In this example, there are three instances of [MetadataAnnotation]
 * and they correspond each to a location in the source code where
 * there is an at-sign, '@'. The [value] of each of these instances
 * are the same compile-time constant, [: const Data() :].
 *
 * The mirror system does not have a concept matching this class.
 */
abstract class MetadataAnnotationX implements MetadataAnnotation {
  /**
   * The compile-time constant which this annotation resolves to.
   * In the mirror system, this would be an object mirror.
   */
  Constant get value;
  Element annotatedElement;
  int resolutionState;

  /**
   * The beginning token of this annotation, or [:null:] if it is synthetic.
   */
  Token get beginToken;

  MetadataAnnotationX([this.resolutionState = STATE_NOT_STARTED]);

  MetadataAnnotation ensureResolved(Compiler compiler) {
    if (resolutionState == STATE_NOT_STARTED) {
      compiler.resolver.resolveMetadataAnnotation(this);
    }
    return this;
  }

  String toString() => 'MetadataAnnotation($value, $resolutionState)';
}