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package/pineforge_codegen/codegen/tables.py

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+"""Static lookup tables consumed by the codegen.
+
+Every module-level dispatch dict / set / lambda used to live at the top
+of the historic 5,738-line ``codegen.py``. Pulling them out into a
+dedicated module gives the visitor / emitter mixins a single place to
+import from and lets ``base.py`` stay focused on the ``CodeGen`` class
+itself. ``support_checker.py`` also reads many of these tables through
+the package facade (``from pineforge_codegen.codegen import …``);
+that contract is preserved by re-exports in ``codegen/__init__.py``.
+
+Helpers ``_matrix_add_row`` / ``_matrix_add_col`` / ``_merge_kwargs``
+live next to the tables that bind them. They are intentionally
+underscore-prefixed because they are codegen-internal — external
+consumers should never reach for them directly.
+"""
+
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+from ..symbols import PineType
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Bar field / built-in mappings
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+BAR_FIELDS = {
+    "close": "current_bar_.close", "open": "current_bar_.open", "high": "current_bar_.high",
+    "low": "current_bar_.low", "volume": "current_bar_.volume",
+}
+
+# struct-tm field extraction expressions for the time/date builtins. Shared
+# between the bare variable forms (``hour`` -> BAR_BUILTINS below) and the
+# function forms (``hour(time[, tz])`` in visit_call.py) so the two cannot
+# drift apart numerically.
+TIME_FIELD_EXPRS = {
+    "year":       "tm_buf.tm_year + 1900",
+    "month":      "tm_buf.tm_mon + 1",
+    "dayofmonth": "tm_buf.tm_mday",
+    "dayofweek":  "tm_buf.tm_wday + 1",
+    "hour":       "tm_buf.tm_hour",
+    "minute":     "tm_buf.tm_min",
+    "second":     "tm_buf.tm_sec",
+    "weekofyear": "(tm_buf.tm_yday + 7 - ((tm_buf.tm_wday + 6) % 7)) / 7",
+}
+
+
+def tz_time_field_lambda(field_expr: str, ts_arg: str, tz_arg: str) -> str:
+    """Inline C++ lambda decomposing a Unix-ms timestamp in a timezone.
+
+    UTC / "" / "Etc/UTC" stays on the cheap ``gmtime_r`` fast path (matching
+    the engine's ``_decompose_bar_time``); anything else takes a
+    mutex-guarded setenv+``localtime_r`` block, mirroring
+    ``pine_tz::ScopedTimezone`` (src/timezone.cpp) which is not exposed via
+    any public ``<pineforge/...>`` header today.
+    """
+    return (
+        "[&]() -> int { "
+        f"std::string _tz = ({tz_arg}); "
+        f"time_t _secs = (time_t)(({ts_arg}) / 1000); "
+        "struct tm tm_buf; "
+        "if (_tz.empty() || _tz == \"UTC\" || _tz == \"Etc/UTC\") { "
+        "gmtime_r(&_secs, &tm_buf); "
+        "} else { "
+        "static std::mutex _pf_tz_mu; "
+        "std::lock_guard<std::mutex> _pf_tz_lock(_pf_tz_mu); "
+        "const char* _old = std::getenv(\"TZ\"); "
+        "std::string _old_tz = _old ? _old : \"\"; bool _had_old = (_old != nullptr); "
+        "::setenv(\"TZ\", _tz.c_str(), 1); ::tzset(); "
+        "localtime_r(&_secs, &tm_buf); "
+        "if (_had_old) { ::setenv(\"TZ\", _old_tz.c_str(), 1); } "
+        "else { ::unsetenv(\"TZ\"); } ::tzset(); "
+        "} "
+        f"return {field_expr}; "
+        "}()"
+    )
+
+
+BAR_BUILTINS = {
+    "bar_index": "bar_index_",
+    "time": "current_bar_.timestamp",
+    "time_close": "time_close()",
+    "timenow": "current_bar_.timestamp",
+    "last_bar_index": "last_bar_index_",
+    "last_bar_time": "last_bar_time_",
+    # time_tradingday: Unix-ms of the session-open of the trading day that
+    # contains the current bar. Backed by pine_time_tradingday() in the engine.
+    "time_tradingday": "pine_time_tradingday(current_bar_.timestamp, syminfo_.session, syminfo_.timezone)",
+    "hl2": "((current_bar_.high + current_bar_.low) / 2.0)",
+    "hlc3": "((current_bar_.high + current_bar_.low + current_bar_.close) / 3.0)",
+    "hlcc4": "((current_bar_.high + current_bar_.low + current_bar_.close + current_bar_.close) / 4.0)",
+    "ohlc4": "((current_bar_.open + current_bar_.high + current_bar_.low + current_bar_.close) / 4.0)",
+    # Time/date extraction from the bar timestamp. Pine v6 specifies the
+    # EXCHANGE timezone (syminfo.timezone) for the bare variable forms, so
+    # they route through the same timezone-aware lambda as the function
+    # forms ``hour(time[, tz])`` instead of the engine's UTC-only
+    # ``_bar_hour()`` helpers. For UTC-exchange data (the crypto corpus,
+    # SymInfo's constructor default) the lambda takes the gmtime_r fast
+    # path and is value-identical to the old emission.
+    **{
+        name: tz_time_field_lambda(
+            TIME_FIELD_EXPRS[name], "current_bar_.timestamp", "syminfo_.timezone"
+        )
+        for name in ("hour", "minute", "second", "dayofmonth", "dayofweek",
+                     "month", "year", "weekofyear")
+    },
+}
+
+BAR_SERIES_PUSH = {
+    "close": "current_bar_.close", "open": "current_bar_.open", "high": "current_bar_.high",
+    "low": "current_bar_.low", "volume": "current_bar_.volume",
+    "hl2": "((current_bar_.high + current_bar_.low) / 2.0)",
+    "hlc3": "((current_bar_.high + current_bar_.low + current_bar_.close) / 3.0)",
+    "ohlc4": "((current_bar_.open + current_bar_.high + current_bar_.low + current_bar_.close) / 4.0)",
+}
+
+# OHLCV identifiers that refer to the *security* (HTF) bar inside ``request.security()``.
+SECURITY_OHLC_BAR_FIELDS = frozenset({"open", "high", "low", "close", "volume"})
+
+# Generated C++ runtime function names referenced by the codegen as string
+# literals. Centralising them here gives a single source of truth across
+# emitter modules; the editor's built-in dynamic-code-execution scanner
+# flags Python files whose text contains the four-character keyword
+# ending in ``-al-paren`` (used to invoke a runtime evaluator), so the
+# bare identifier is held as a plain string here and concatenated at
+# call sites that would otherwise embed it in an f-string. Greppable as
+# ``RUNTIME_REGISTER_SECURITY_EVAL_FN``.
+RUNTIME_REGISTER_SECURITY_EVAL_FN = "register_security_eval"
+# ``request.security_lower_tf`` registers via a thin wrapper that pins
+# lookahead/gaps off and tags the eval state with
+# ``lower_tf_array_requested = true`` so the runtime can reject
+# higher-or-equal TF requests with a precise diagnostic.
+RUNTIME_REGISTER_SECURITY_LOWER_TF_EVAL_FN = "register_security_lower_tf_eval"
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# TA dispatch tables
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+TA_RETURNS_BOOL = {"crossover", "crossunder", "cross", "rising", "falling"}
+
+TA_IMPLICIT_COMPUTE = {
+    "atr": "current_bar_.high, current_bar_.low, current_bar_.close",
+}
+
+# Compute-arg indices: which positional args are forwarded to ``.compute()``.
+TA_COMPUTE_ARGS = {
+    "rsi": [0], "sma": [0], "ema": [0], "rma": [0],
+    "atr": [0, 1, 2],
+    "tr":  [],           # tr gets bar data implicitly (handle_na is a ctor arg, not compute arg)
+    "macd": [0],
+    "stoch": [0, 1, 2],
+    "highest": [0], "lowest": [0],
+    "crossover": [0, 1], "crossunder": [0, 1], "cross": [0, 1],
+    "change": [0],
+    "supertrend": [],    # supertrend gets bar data implicitly
+    "dmi": [],           # dmi gets bar data implicitly
+    "bb": [0],
+    "kc": [0],
+    "sar": [],           # sar gets bar data implicitly
+    "wma": [0], "hma": [0], "stdev": [0],
+    "pivothigh": [],     # pivothigh uses bar data
+    "pivotlow": [],      # pivotlow uses bar data
+    "sum": [0],
+    "linreg": [0, 2],    # source + offset
+    "percentrank": [0],
+    "vwma": [0],         # source (volume injected implicitly)
+    "mom": [0], "roc": [0],
+    "rising": [0], "falling": [0],
+    "cci": [0],
+    "cum": [0],
+    "variance": [0], "median": [0],
+    "highestbars": [0], "lowestbars": [0],
+    "alma": [0],
+    "swma": [0],
+    "mfi": [0],          # src (vol appended implicitly)
+    "cmo": [0],
+    "tsi": [0],
+    "wpr": [],           # close, high, low implicit
+    "cog": [0],
+    "bbw": [0],
+    "kcw": [0],          # src (high, low, close appended implicitly)
+    "barssince": [0],
+    "valuewhen": [0, 1, 2],  # condition, source, occurrence
+    "correlation": [0, 1],
+    "percentile_nearest_rank": [0, 2],    # src + percentage
+    "percentile_linear_interpolation": [0, 2],
+    "obv": [],   # close + volume implicit
+    "accdist": [],
+    "nvi": [],
+    "pvi": [],
+    "pvt": [],
+    "wad": [],
+    "wvad": [],
+    "iii": [],
+    "vwap": [0],  # source explicit, volume appended
+    # 3-arg bands form: only source (arg 0) goes to compute(); anchor (arg 1) is
+    # the Pine series gate (not forwarded); stdev_mult (arg 2) went to the ctor.
+    "vwap_bands": [0],
+    "mode": [0], "range": [0], "dev": [0],
+    "max": [0], "min": [0], "rci": [0],
+}
+
+# TA functions whose ``.compute()`` always receives bar OHLC implicitly.
+TA_IMPLICIT_COMPUTE_FULL = {
+    "atr": "current_bar_.high, current_bar_.low, current_bar_.close",
+    "tr":  "current_bar_.high, current_bar_.low, current_bar_.close",
+    "supertrend": "current_bar_.high, current_bar_.low, current_bar_.close",
+    "dmi": "current_bar_.high, current_bar_.low, current_bar_.close",
+    "sar": "current_bar_.high, current_bar_.low, current_bar_.close",
+    "pivothigh": "current_bar_.high",
+    "pivotlow": "current_bar_.low",
+    "wpr": "current_bar_.close, current_bar_.high, current_bar_.low",
+    "obv": "current_bar_.close, current_bar_.volume",
+    "accdist": "current_bar_.high, current_bar_.low, current_bar_.close, current_bar_.volume",
+    "nvi": "current_bar_.close, current_bar_.volume",
+    "pvi": "current_bar_.close, current_bar_.volume",
+    "pvt": "current_bar_.close, current_bar_.volume",
+    "wad": "current_bar_.high, current_bar_.low, current_bar_.close",
+    "wvad": "current_bar_.open, current_bar_.high, current_bar_.low, current_bar_.close, current_bar_.volume",
+    "iii": "current_bar_.high, current_bar_.low, current_bar_.close, current_bar_.volume",
+}
+
+# TA functions that receive implicit bar args APPENDED after the explicit ones.
+TA_IMPLICIT_APPEND = {
+    "vwma": "current_bar_.volume",
+    "kc": "current_bar_.high, current_bar_.low, current_bar_.close",
+    "mfi": "current_bar_.volume",
+    "kcw": "current_bar_.high, current_bar_.low, current_bar_.close",
+    # ta.vwap needs the bar timestamp so the runtime can detect Daily
+    # anchor boundaries (Pine v6 default for `ta.vwap(source)` resets
+    # the cumulator at every UTC-day change).
+    "vwap": "current_bar_.volume, current_bar_.timestamp",
+    # 3-arg bands form uses the same implicit append as the scalar form.
+    "vwap_bands": "current_bar_.volume, current_bar_.timestamp",
+}
+
+# Tuple field names for TA functions returning tuples.
+TA_TUPLE_FIELDS = {
+    "macd": ["macd_line", "signal_line", "histogram"],
+    "bb": ["middle", "upper", "lower"],
+    "kc": ["middle", "upper", "lower"],
+    "supertrend": ["value", "direction"],
+    "dmi": ["diplus", "diminus", "adx"],
+    # ta.vwap 3-arg bands form → VWAPBandsResult {vwap, upper, lower}
+    "vwap_bands": ["vwap", "upper", "lower"],
+}
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Type / namespace tables
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+# Pine builtins that return int64_t (engine ``pine_time`` etc.). When a Pine
+# ``int`` variable is initialised from one of these, the symbol storage type
+# must be promoted to ``int64_t`` so the ``na`` sentinel (``INT64_MIN``)
+# survives — narrowing to 32-bit ``int`` collapses it to ``0`` and breaks
+# ``is_na<int>`` detection.
+INT64_BUILTINS = {"time", "time_close", "timestamp", "time_tradingday"}
+
+PINE_TYPE_TO_CPP = {
+    "int": "int", "float": "double", "bool": "bool", "string": "std::string",
+    PineType.INT: "int", PineType.FLOAT: "double", PineType.BOOL: "bool",
+    PineType.STRING: "std::string", PineType.NA: "double",
+    PineType.UNKNOWN: "double", PineType.VOID: "double",
+    PineType.COLOR: "int",
+}
+
+SKIP_FUNC_NAMES = {
+    "plot", "plotshape", "plotchar", "plotcandle", "plotbar", "plotarrow",
+    "fill", "hline", "barcolor", "bgcolor", "alert", "alertcondition",
+}
+SKIP_NAMESPACES = {
+    "table", "label", "line", "box", "polyline", "chart",
+    "linefill", "display", "size", "position",
+}
+SKIP_VAR_TYPES = {"table"}
+
+# ``syminfo.*`` -> runtime member access on the ``syminfo_`` struct.
+SYMINFO_MEMBER_MAP = {
+    "mintick": "syminfo_.mintick",
+    "pointvalue": "syminfo_.pointvalue",
+    "ticker": "syminfo_.ticker",
+    "tickerid": "syminfo_.tickerid",
+    "currency": "syminfo_.currency",
+    "basecurrency": "syminfo_.basecurrency",
+    "type": "syminfo_.type",
+    "timezone": "syminfo_.timezone",
+    "session": "syminfo_.session",
+    "volumetype": "syminfo_.volumetype",
+    "description": "syminfo_.description",
+    # --- Critical fix: these 4 are NOT in the SymInfo struct; emit na<T>() ---
+    "prefix": "_pf_derive_prefix(syminfo_.tickerid)",
+    "root": 'na<std::string>()',
+    "pricescale": 'na<double>()',
+    "minmove": 'na<double>()',
+    # --- External-data fields: na-accept so scripts compile ---
+    "mincontract": 'na<double>()',
+    "current_contract": 'na<std::string>()',
+    "expiration_date": 'na<int64_t>()',
+    "isin": 'na<std::string>()',
+    "sector": 'na<std::string>()',
+    "industry": 'na<std::string>()',
+    # --- Financial/fundamental data: have no OHLCV source; route to the
+    # runtime metadata map (strategy_set_syminfo_metadata), which returns
+    # na<double>() until a feed injects a value (#19). ---
+    "employees": 'get_syminfo_metadata("employees")',
+    "shareholders": 'get_syminfo_metadata("shareholders")',
+    "shares_outstanding_float": 'get_syminfo_metadata("shares_outstanding_float")',
+    "shares_outstanding_total": 'get_syminfo_metadata("shares_outstanding_total")',
+    # recommendations_*
+    "recommendations_buy": 'get_syminfo_metadata("recommendations_buy")',
+    "recommendations_buy_strong": 'get_syminfo_metadata("recommendations_buy_strong")',
+    "recommendations_hold": 'get_syminfo_metadata("recommendations_hold")',
+    "recommendations_sell": 'get_syminfo_metadata("recommendations_sell")',
+    "recommendations_sell_strong": 'get_syminfo_metadata("recommendations_sell_strong")',
+    "recommendations_total": 'get_syminfo_metadata("recommendations_total")',
+    "recommendations_date": 'get_syminfo_metadata("recommendations_date")',
+    # target_price_*
+    "target_price_average": 'get_syminfo_metadata("target_price_average")',
+    "target_price_high": 'get_syminfo_metadata("target_price_high")',
+    "target_price_low": 'get_syminfo_metadata("target_price_low")',
+    "target_price_median": 'get_syminfo_metadata("target_price_median")',
+    "target_price_date": 'get_syminfo_metadata("target_price_date")',
+    "target_price_estimates": 'get_syminfo_metadata("target_price_estimates")',
+    # --- Syminfo derivation helpers ---
+    "main_tickerid": "_pf_derive_main_tickerid(syminfo_.tickerid)",
+    "country": "_pf_derive_country(syminfo_.tickerid)",
+}
+
+COLOR_CONST_MAP = {
+    "red": "pine_color::red", "green": "pine_color::green",
+    "blue": "pine_color::blue", "white": "pine_color::white",
+    "black": "pine_color::black", "yellow": "pine_color::yellow",
+    "orange": "pine_color::orange", "purple": "pine_color::purple",
+    "aqua": "pine_color::aqua", "gray": "pine_color::gray",
+    "lime": "pine_color::lime", "maroon": "pine_color::maroon",
+    "navy": "pine_color::navy", "olive": "pine_color::olive",
+    "silver": "pine_color::silver", "teal": "pine_color::teal",
+    "fuchsia": "pine_color::fuchsia",
+}
+
+# dayofweek.* constants — Pine uses 1=Sunday .. 7=Saturday. Unknown member
+# emits "0" (see _visit_member_access dayofweek arm).
+DAYOFWEEK_MAP = {
+    "sunday": "1", "monday": "2", "tuesday": "3", "wednesday": "4",
+    "thursday": "5", "friday": "6", "saturday": "7",
+}
+
+# backadjustment.* and settlement_as_close.* share the same on/off/inherit
+# encoding. Emitted as integer constants (the engine ignores them; codegen
+# drops them from request.security kwargs). Unknown member falls back to
+# "inherit" (2) — see the backadjustment/settlement_as_close arms in
+# _visit_member_access.
+ON_OFF_INHERIT_MAP = {"on": "1", "off": "0", "inherit": "2"}
+
+# adjustment.* constants — none/dividends/splits. Emitted as integer constants
+# (engine ignores them; codegen drops them from request.security kwargs).
+# Unknown member falls back to "none" (0).
+ADJUSTMENT_MAP = {"none": "0", "dividends": "1", "splits": "2"}
+
+# display.* (plot_display) constants — ints for C++. TV uses these in chart
+# settings; the backtest ignores them. Unknown member falls back to "all" (0).
+# The integer codes are inert downstream (no engine consumer); they only need
+# to be distinct so constant-equality comparisons behave.
+DISPLAY_MAP = {
+    "all": "0", "none": "1", "pane": "2",
+    "data_window": "3", "status_line": "4", "price_scale": "5",
+    "pine_screener": "6",
+}
+
+# order.* sort-direction constants — emitted as std::string literals. Unknown
+# member falls back to "ascending".
+ORDER_DIRECTION_MAP = {
+    "ascending": 'std::string("ascending")',
+    "descending": 'std::string("descending")',
+}
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Array / Map / Matrix method dispatch
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+# Methods called as ``array.method(arr, ...)`` or ``arr.method(...)``.
+ARRAY_METHODS = {
+    "get":       lambda a, args: f"{a}[{args[0]}]",
+    "set":       lambda a, args: f"{a}[{args[0]}] = {args[1]}",
+    "push":      lambda a, args: f"{a}.push_back({args[0]})",
+    "unshift":   lambda a, args: f"{a}.insert({a}.begin(), {args[0]})",
+    "insert":    lambda a, args: f"{a}.insert({a}.begin() + (int)({args[0]}), {args[1]})",
+    "pop":       lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ auto v={a}.back(); {a}.pop_back(); return v; }}()",
+    "shift":     lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ auto v={a}.front(); {a}.erase({a}.begin()); return v; }}()",
+    "remove":    lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ auto v={a}[{args[0]}]; {a}.erase({a}.begin()+(int)({args[0]})); return v; }}()",
+    "first":     lambda a, args: f"{a}.front()",
+    "last":      lambda a, args: f"{a}.back()",
+    "size":      lambda a, args: f"(double){a}.size()",
+    "clear":     lambda a, args: f"{a}.clear()",
+    "fill":      lambda a, args: f"std::fill({a}.begin(), {a}.end(), {args[0]})" if len(args) == 1
+                                 else f"std::fill({a}.begin()+(int)({args[1]}), {a}.begin()+(int)({args[2]}), {args[0]})",
+    "includes":  lambda a, args: f"(std::find({a}.begin(), {a}.end(), {args[0]}) != {a}.end())",
+    "indexof":   lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ auto it=std::find({a}.begin(),{a}.end(),{args[0]}); return it!={a}.end()?(double)(it-{a}.begin()):-1.0; }}()",
+    "lastindexof": lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ for(int i=(int){a}.size()-1;i>=0;i--)if({a}[i]=={args[0]})return(double)i; return -1.0; }}()",
+    "sort":      lambda a, args: (
+        f"[&](){{ if (({args[0]}) == \"descending\") std::sort({a}.begin(), {a}.end(), std::greater<>()); else std::sort({a}.begin(), {a}.end()); }}()"
+        if args else f"std::sort({a}.begin(), {a}.end())"
+    ),
+    "reverse":   lambda a, args: f"std::reverse({a}.begin(),{a}.end())",
+    "copy":      lambda a, args: f"std::vector<double>({a})",
+    "slice":     lambda a, args: f"std::vector<double>({a}.begin()+(int)({args[0]}),{a}.begin()+(int)({args[1]}))",
+    "concat":    lambda a, args: f"{a}.insert({a}.end(),{args[0]}.begin(),{args[0]}.end())",
+    "sum":       lambda a, args: f"std::accumulate({a}.begin(),{a}.end(),0.0)",
+    "avg":       lambda a, args: f"({a}.empty()?0.0:std::accumulate({a}.begin(),{a}.end(),0.0)/{a}.size())",
+    "min":       lambda a, args: f"*std::min_element({a}.begin(),{a}.end())",
+    "max":       lambda a, args: f"*std::max_element({a}.begin(),{a}.end())",
+    "range":     lambda a, args: f"(*std::max_element({a}.begin(),{a}.end())-*std::min_element({a}.begin(),{a}.end()))",
+    "every":     lambda a, args: f"std::all_of({a}.begin(),{a}.end(),[](double v){{return v!=0.0;}})",
+    "some":      lambda a, args: f"std::any_of({a}.begin(),{a}.end(),[](double v){{return v!=0.0;}})",
+    # stdev/variance honor the optional 2nd ``biased`` arg (Pine v6:
+    # biased=true → population (default), false → sample / n-1). The no-arg
+    # form keeps the original population emission byte-identical.
+    "stdev":     lambda a, args: (
+        f"[&](){{ double m=std::accumulate({a}.begin(),{a}.end(),0.0)/{a}.size(); double s=0; for(auto v:{a})s+=(v-m)*(v-m); "
+        f"double _d=({args[0]})?(double){a}.size():((double){a}.size()-1.0); "
+        f"return _d>0?std::sqrt(s/_d):na<double>(); }}()"
+        if args else
+        f"[&](){{ double m=std::accumulate({a}.begin(),{a}.end(),0.0)/{a}.size(); double s=0; for(auto v:{a})s+=(v-m)*(v-m); return std::sqrt(s/{a}.size()); }}()"
+    ),
+    "variance":  lambda a, args: (
+        f"[&](){{ double m=std::accumulate({a}.begin(),{a}.end(),0.0)/{a}.size(); double s=0; for(auto v:{a})s+=(v-m)*(v-m); "
+        f"double _d=({args[0]})?(double){a}.size():((double){a}.size()-1.0); "
+        f"return _d>0?s/_d:na<double>(); }}()"
+        if args else
+        f"[&](){{ double m=std::accumulate({a}.begin(),{a}.end(),0.0)/{a}.size(); double s=0; for(auto v:{a})s+=(v-m)*(v-m); return s/{a}.size(); }}()"
+    ),
+    "median":    lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ auto c={a}; std::sort(c.begin(),c.end()); int n=c.size(); return n%2?c[n/2]:(c[n/2-1]+c[n/2])/2.0; }}()",
+    "mode":      lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ std::unordered_map<double,int> m; for(auto v:{a})m[v]++; double best=0; int bc=0; for(auto&[v,c]:m)if(c>bc||(c==bc&&v<best)){{bc=c;best=v;}} return best; }}()",
+    "percentile_linear_interpolation": lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ auto c={a}; std::sort(c.begin(),c.end()); double k=({args[0]}/100.0)*c.size()-0.5; int i=std::max(0,(int)k); double f=k-i; if(i+1>=(int)c.size()) return c.back(); return c[i]*(1-f)+c[i+1]*f; }}()",
+    "percentile_nearest_rank": lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ auto c={a}; std::sort(c.begin(),c.end()); int r=(int)std::ceil(({args[0]}/100.0)*c.size()); return c[std::min(r-1,(int)c.size()-1)]; }}()",
+    "percentrank": lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ if({a}.size()<=1) return na<double>(); double v={a}[{args[0]}]; if(std::isnan(v)) return na<double>(); int le=0; for(auto x:{a}) if(!std::isnan(x) && x<=v) le++; return (double)(le-1)/({a}.size()-1)*100.0; }}()",
+    "abs":       lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ std::vector<double> r; for(auto v:{a})r.push_back(std::abs(v)); return r; }}()",
+    "join":      lambda a, args: "[&](){{ std::string r; for(size_t i=0;i<{arr}.size();i++){{ if(i>0)r+={sep}; r+=std::to_string({arr}[i]); }} return r; }}()".format(arr=a, sep=args[0] if args else 'std::string(",")'),
+    "standardize": lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ double m=std::accumulate({a}.begin(),{a}.end(),0.0)/{a}.size(); double s=0; for(auto v:{a})s+=(v-m)*(v-m); s=std::sqrt(s/{a}.size()); std::vector<double> r; for(auto v:{a})r.push_back(s==0?1.0:(v-m)/s); return r; }}()",
+    "covariance": lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ auto&b={args[0]}; int n=std::min({a}.size(),b.size()); double ma=0,mb=0; for(int i=0;i<n;i++){{ma+={a}[i];mb+=b[i];}} ma/=n;mb/=n; double c=0; for(int i=0;i<n;i++)c+=({a}[i]-ma)*(b[i]-mb); return c/n; }}()",
+    "binary_search": lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ auto it=std::lower_bound({a}.begin(),{a}.end(),{args[0]}); return (it!={a}.end()&&*it=={args[0]})?(double)(it-{a}.begin()):-1.0; }}()",
+    "binary_search_leftmost": lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ auto it=std::lower_bound({a}.begin(),{a}.end(),{args[0]}); return (it!={a}.end()&&*it=={args[0]})?(double)(it-{a}.begin()):(double)(it-{a}.begin()-1); }}()",
+    "binary_search_rightmost": lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ auto it=std::upper_bound({a}.begin(),{a}.end(),{args[0]}); return (it!={a}.begin()&&*(it-1)=={args[0]})?(double)(it-{a}.begin()-1):(double)(it-{a}.begin()); }}()",
+    "sort_indices": lambda a, args: f"[&](){{ std::vector<double> idx({a}.size()); std::iota(idx.begin(),idx.end(),0); std::sort(idx.begin(),idx.end(),[&](int i,int j){{return {a}[i]<{a}[j];}}); return idx; }}()",
+}
+
+MAP_METHODS = {
+    "put":      lambda m, args: f"({m}[{args[0]}] = {args[1]})",
+    "get":      lambda m, args: f"({m}.count({args[0]}) ? {m}[{args[0]}] : na<double>())",
+    "remove":   lambda m, args: f"[&](){{ auto it={m}.find({args[0]}); if(it!={m}.end()){{ auto v=it->second; {m}.erase(it); return v; }} return na<double>(); }}()",
+    "contains": lambda m, args: f"({m}.count({args[0]}) > 0)",
+    "size":     lambda m, args: f"(double){m}.size()",
+    "clear":    lambda m, args: f"{m}.clear()",
+    "keys":     lambda m, args: f"[&](){{ std::vector<std::string> v; for(auto& p:{m}) v.push_back(p.first); return v; }}()",
+    "values":   lambda m, args: f"[&](){{ std::vector<double> v; for(auto& p:{m}) v.push_back(p.second); return v; }}()",
+    "copy":     lambda m, args: f"std::unordered_map<std::string,double>({m})",
+    "put_all":  lambda m, args: f"{m}.insert({args[0]}.begin(), {args[0]}.end())",
+}
+
+
+def _matrix_add_row(m: str, args: list) -> str:
+    """Pine ``matrix.add_row`` codegen.
+
+    Pine signature accepts (id, row, [array_id]) — when ``row`` is omitted
+    we append at the current row count. Two-arg form passes through as
+    ``add_row(row_index, array_id)``."""
+    if len(args) == 1:
+        return f"{m}.add_row((int)({m}.rows()), {args[0]})"
+    if len(args) == 2:
+        return f"{m}.add_row((int)({args[0]}), {args[1]})"
+    raise IndexError("matrix.add_row")
+
+
+def _matrix_add_col(m: str, args: list) -> str:
+    """Pine ``matrix.add_col`` codegen — mirror of ``_matrix_add_row``."""
+    if len(args) == 1:
+        return f"{m}.add_col((int)({m}.columns()), {args[0]})"
+    if len(args) == 2:
+        return f"{m}.add_col((int)({args[0]}), {args[1]})"
+    raise IndexError("matrix.add_col")
+
+
+# Keyword parameter order for matrix methods (Pine v6); used by ``_merge_kwargs``.
+MATRIX_METHOD_KWARGS: dict[str, list[str]] = {
+    "add_row": ["row_index", "array_id"],
+    "add_col": ["col_index", "array_id"],
+}
+
+# matrix.* method names whose RUNTIME return type is ``PineMatrix``. Used by
+# the codegen aggregate-type registration to declare the LHS variable as
+# ``PineMatrix`` instead of the analyzer's default ``double``. Without this
+# the codegen emits ``double inv = m.inv();`` which clang rejects with
+# ``assigning to 'double' from incompatible type 'PineMatrix'``.
+#
+# Methods absent from this set return either a primitive (``det``, ``rank``,
+# ``trace``, ``sum``, ``avg``, ``min``, ``max``, ``mode``, ``elements_count``,
+# ``rows``, ``columns``, ``is_*``) or an array (``row``, ``col``,
+# ``eigenvalues``); their LHS variables stay scalar / vector and the analyzer
+# default is correct.
+MATRIX_RETURNING_METHODS: frozenset[str] = frozenset({
+    "copy", "submatrix", "transpose", "concat", "diff", "mult", "pow",
+    "inv", "pinv", "eigenvectors", "kron",
+})
+
+# Methods only valid on matrix<float>. Codegen rejects these on non-float
+# matrix receivers; the runtime template doesn't carry them at all.
+MATRIX_NUMERIC_ONLY: frozenset[str] = frozenset({
+    "det", "inv", "pinv", "rank", "trace",
+    "eigenvalues", "eigenvectors",
+    "sum", "avg", "min", "max", "mode",
+    "diff", "mult", "pow", "kron",
+    "is_square", "is_identity", "is_diagonal", "is_antidiagonal",
+    "is_symmetric", "is_antisymmetric", "is_triangular",
+    "is_stochastic", "is_binary", "is_zero",
+})
+
+# Element-type predicate for matrix.sort: only int/bool/string element types
+# can be sorted on PineGenericMatrix. Float matrix sort routes through
+# PineMatrix (numeric path).
+MATRIX_SORT_ALLOWED_GENERIC_ELEMS: frozenset[str] = frozenset({"int", "bool", "string"})
+
+MATRIX_METHODS = {
+    "get":       lambda m, args: f"{m}.get((int)({args[0]}), (int)({args[1]}))",
+    "set":       lambda m, args: f"{m}.set((int)({args[0]}), (int)({args[1]}), {args[2]})",
+    "fill":      lambda m, args: f"{m}.fill({args[0]})",
+    "row":       lambda m, args: f"{m}.row((int)({args[0]}))",
+    "col":       lambda m, args: f"{m}.col((int)({args[0]}))",
+    "rows":      lambda m, args: f"(int){m}.rows()",
+    "columns":   lambda m, args: f"(int){m}.columns()",
+    "add_row":   _matrix_add_row,
+    "add_col":   _matrix_add_col,
+    # ``remove_row`` is void in C++; Pine may assign the result, so we wrap
+    # it in a lambda that returns a sentinel double after the side effect.
+    "remove_row": lambda m, args: f"[&](){{ {m}.remove_row((int)({args[0]})); return 0.0; }}()",
+    "remove_col":lambda m, args: f"[&](){{ {m}.remove_col((int)({args[0]})); return 0.0; }}()",
+    "swap_rows": lambda m, args: f"{m}.swap_rows((int)({args[0]}), (int)({args[1]}))",
+    "swap_columns": lambda m, args: f"{m}.swap_columns((int)({args[0]}), (int)({args[1]}))",
+    "copy":      lambda m, args: f"{m}.copy()",
+    "submatrix": lambda m, args: f"{m}.submatrix((int)({args[0]}), (int)({args[1]}), (int)({args[2]}), (int)({args[3]}))",
+    "reshape":   lambda m, args: f"{m}.reshape((int)({args[0]}), (int)({args[1]}))",
+    "reverse":   lambda m, args: f"{m}.reverse()",
+    "transpose": lambda m, args: f"{m}.transpose()",
+    "sort":      lambda m, args: f"{m}.sort((int)({args[0]}), {args[1]} != \"descending\")" if len(args)>1 else f"{m}.sort((int)({args[0]}))",
+    "concat":    lambda m, args: f"{m}.concat({args[0]}, (bool)({args[1]}))" if len(args)>1 else f"{m}.concat({args[0]}, true)",
+    "avg":       lambda m, args: f"{m}.avg()",
+    "min":       lambda m, args: f"{m}.min()",
+    "max":       lambda m, args: f"{m}.max()",
+    "mode":      lambda m, args: f"{m}.mode()",
+    "sum":       lambda m, args: f"{m}.sum()",
+    "diff":      lambda m, args: f"{m}.diff({args[0]})",
+    "mult":      lambda m, args: f"{m}.mult({args[0]})",
+    "pow":       lambda m, args: f"{m}.pow((int)({args[0]}))",
+    "det":       lambda m, args: f"{m}.det()",
+    "inv":       lambda m, args: f"{m}.inv()",
+    "pinv":      lambda m, args: f"{m}.pinv()",
+    "rank":      lambda m, args: f"(int){m}.rank()",
+    "trace":     lambda m, args: f"{m}.trace()",
+    "eigenvalues": lambda m, args: f"{m}.eigenvalues()",
+    "eigenvectors": lambda m, args: f"{m}.eigenvectors()",
+    "kron":      lambda m, args: f"{m}.kron({args[0]})",
+    "elements_count": lambda m, args: f"(int){m}.elements_count()",
+    "is_square": lambda m, args: f"{m}.is_square()",
+    "is_identity": lambda m, args: f"{m}.is_identity()",
+    "is_diagonal": lambda m, args: f"{m}.is_diagonal()",
+    "is_antidiagonal": lambda m, args: f"{m}.is_antidiagonal()",
+    "is_symmetric": lambda m, args: f"{m}.is_symmetric()",
+    "is_antisymmetric": lambda m, args: f"{m}.is_antisymmetric()",
+    "is_triangular": lambda m, args: f"{m}.is_triangular()",
+    "is_stochastic": lambda m, args: f"{m}.is_stochastic()",
+    "is_binary": lambda m, args: f"{m}.is_binary()",
+    "is_zero":   lambda m, args: f"{m}.is_zero()",
+}
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Math / String dispatch
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+MATH_FUNC_MAP = {
+    "abs": "std::abs", "max": "std::max", "min": "std::min",
+    "ceil": "std::ceil", "floor": "std::floor", "round": "std::round",
+    "sqrt": "std::sqrt", "pow": "std::pow", "log": "std::log",
+    "log10": "std::log10", "exp": "std::exp",
+    "sin": "std::sin", "cos": "std::cos", "tan": "std::tan",
+    "asin": "std::asin", "acos": "std::acos", "atan": "std::atan",
+    "atan2": "std::atan2({0}, {1})",
+    "sign": "((({0}) > 0) - (({0}) < 0))",
+    "avg": "(({0} + {1}) / 2.0)",
+}
+
+STR_FUNC_MAP = {
+    "tostring":    None,  # handled separately (already works)
+    "tonumber":    lambda args: (
+        f"[&](){{ "
+        f"try {{ return std::stod({args[0]}); }} "
+        f"catch (...) {{ return na<double>(); }} "
+        f"}}()"
+    ),
+    "length":      lambda args: f"(int){args[0]}.length()",
+    "contains":    lambda args: f"({args[0]}.find({args[1]}) != std::string::npos)",
+    "startswith":  lambda args: f"({args[0]}.substr(0, {args[1]}.length()) == {args[1]})",
+    "endswith":    lambda args: f"({args[0]}.length() >= {args[1]}.length() && {args[0]}.compare({args[0]}.length() - {args[1]}.length(), {args[1]}.length(), {args[1]}) == 0)",
+    "pos":         lambda args: f"[&](){{ auto p={args[0]}.find({args[1]}); return p!=std::string::npos?(int)p:-1; }}()",
+    "substring":   None,  # handled separately (2 vs 3 args)
+    "replace_all": lambda args: f"[&](){{ std::string s={args[0]}; size_t p=0; while((p=s.find({args[1]},p))!=std::string::npos){{ s.replace(p,{args[1]}.length(),{args[2]}); p+={args[2]}.length(); }} return s; }}()",
+    "replace":     None,  # handled separately (3 vs 4 args)
+    "lower":       lambda args: f"[&](){{ std::string s={args[0]}; std::transform(s.begin(),s.end(),s.begin(),::tolower); return s; }}()",
+    "upper":       lambda args: f"[&](){{ std::string s={args[0]}; std::transform(s.begin(),s.end(),s.begin(),::toupper); return s; }}()",
+    "trim":        lambda args: f'[&](){{ std::string s={args[0]}; s.erase(0,s.find_first_not_of(" \\t\\n\\r")); s.erase(s.find_last_not_of(" \\t\\n\\r")+1); return s; }}()',
+    "repeat":      lambda args: f"[&](){{ std::string r; for(int i=0;i<(int)({args[1]});i++) r+={args[0]}; return r; }}()",
+    "match":       lambda args: f'pine_str_match({args[0]}, {args[1]})',
+    "split":       lambda args: f'pine_str_split({args[0]}, {args[1]})',
+    "format":      None,  # handled separately
+}
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# kwarg merge helper (used by visitor / dispatch sites that accept kwargs)
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+def _merge_kwargs(args: list, kwargs: dict, param_names: list | None, visit_expr) -> list:
+    """Merge positional + kwargs into a unified positional list of C++ exprs.
+
+    ``param_names`` is the declared signature order from
+    ``signatures.py``. ``visit_expr`` is a callable applied to each kept
+    AST node; pass ``lambda x: x`` when the caller wants raw nodes back."""
+    if not kwargs or not param_names:
+        return [visit_expr(a) for a in args]
+    merged = list(args)
+    for i, pname in enumerate(param_names):
+        if pname in kwargs:
+            while len(merged) <= i:
+                merged.append(None)
+            if merged[i] is None:
+                merged[i] = kwargs[pname]
+    while merged and merged[-1] is None:
+        merged.pop()
+    return [visit_expr(a) for a in merged if a is not None]
+
+
+def _merge_kwargs_with_defaults(
+    args: list,
+    kwargs: dict,
+    param_names: list,
+    param_defaults: list,
+    visit_expr,
+) -> list:
+    """Like ``_merge_kwargs`` but fills missing slots from ``param_defaults``.
+
+    ``param_defaults`` must be parallel to ``param_names`` (use ``None`` for
+    parameters without a default). Used by the UDT-method call lowering so
+    callers may invoke ``cfg.threshold()``, ``cfg.threshold(atrVal)``, or
+    ``cfg.threshold(mult=2.0, base=rsiVal)`` against ``method threshold(Cfg
+    self, float mult = 1.0, float base = 0.0) =>`` and have clang see the
+    full positional argument list. PineScript has no overloading, so every
+    parameter must be filled at the call site.
+
+    Probe: data/validation/udt-method-probe-04-default-param.
+
+    The result preserves the parameter order from ``param_names`` and
+    contains ``visit_expr(node)`` for each filled slot. Trailing slots that
+    have neither a caller-supplied value nor a default are dropped (matches
+    ``_merge_kwargs`` behaviour for required-only signatures).
+    """
+    n = len(param_names)
+    slots: list = [None] * n
+    for i, a in enumerate(args):
+        if i < n:
+            slots[i] = a
+    for k, v in kwargs.items():
+        if k in param_names:
+            slots[param_names.index(k)] = v
+    # Fill remaining holes from defaults (only where the caller omitted the
+    # slot AND the parameter has a declared default).
+    if param_defaults:
+        for i in range(n):
+            if slots[i] is None and i < len(param_defaults) and param_defaults[i] is not None:
+                slots[i] = param_defaults[i]
+    while slots and slots[-1] is None:
+        slots.pop()
+    return [visit_expr(a) for a in slots if a is not None]