const DefaultSettings = {
	"logC": false,
	"logS": false,
	"logF": "Only",
	"logJ": false,
	"logR": false,
	"logP": "String"
}

module.exports = function MigrateSettings(from_ver, to_ver, settings) {
    if (from_ver === undefined) {
        // Migrate legacy config file
        return Object.assign(Object.assign({}, DefaultSettings), settings)
    } else if (from_ver === null) {
        // No config file exists, use default settings
        return DefaultSettings
    } else {
        // Migrate from older version (using the new system) to latest one
        if (from_ver + 1 < to_ver) { // Recursively upgrade in one-version steps
            settings = MigrateSettings(from_ver, from_ver + 1, settings)
            return MigrateSettings(from_ver + 1, to_ver, settings)
        }
        // If we reach this point it's guaranteed that from_ver === to_ver - 1, so we can implement
        // a switch for each version step that upgrades to the next version. This enables us to
        // upgrade from any version to the latest version without additional effort!
        switch (to_ver) {
            default:
                let oldsettings = settings
                settings = Object.assign(DefaultSettings, {})
                for (let option in oldsettings) {
                    if (settings[option]) {
                        settings[option] = oldsettings[option]
                    }
                }
                break
        }
        return settings
    }
}