from inspect import cleandoc from comfy_api.latest import io from antlr4 import InputStream, CommonTokenStream from .Parser.MathExprLexer import MathExprLexer from .Parser.MathExprParser import MathExprParser import re class ModelMathNode(io.ComfyNode): """ This node enables the use of math expressions on Model weights (state_dict) using Autogrow inputs. Functionally acts as a custom model merge. """ @classmethod def define_schema(cls) -> io.Schema: return io.Schema( node_id="mrmth_ag_ModelMathNode", display_name="Model Math", category="More math", inputs=[ io.Autogrow.Input(id="V",template=io.Autogrow.TemplatePrefix(io.Model.Input("values"), prefix="V", min=1, max=50)), io.Autogrow.Input(id="F", template=io.Autogrow.TemplatePrefix(io.Float.Input("float", default=0.0, optional=True, lazy=True, force_input=True), prefix="F", min=1, max=50)), io.String.Input(id="Expression", default="I0*(1-F0)+I1*F0", tooltip="Expression to apply on weights"), io.Combo.Input( id="length_mismatch", options=["error", "passthrough", "pad"], default="error", tooltip="How to handle mismatched layer counts. For models, this usually defaults to broadcast (zero for missing layers)." ) ], outputs=[ io.Model.Output(), ], ) tooltip = cleandoc(__doc__) @classmethod def check_lazy_status(cls, Expression, V, F, length_mismatch="tile"): input_stream = InputStream(Expression) lexer = MathExprLexer(input_stream) stream = CommonTokenStream(lexer) stream.fill() # Support aliases aliases_img = {"a": "V0", "b": "V1", "c": "V2", "d": "V3"} aliases_flt = {"w": "F0", "x": "F1", "y": "F2", "z": "F3"} needed = [] needed1 = [] for token in filter(lambda t: t.type == MathExprParser.VARIABLE, stream.tokens): var_name = token.text if re.match(r"[VF][0-9]+", var_name): needed.append(var_name) elif var_name in aliases_img: needed.append(aliases_img[var_name]) elif var_name in aliases_flt: needed.append(aliases_flt[var_name]) for v in needed: if v.startswith("V"): if v not in V or V[v] is None: needed1.append(v) elif v.startswith("F"): if v not in F or F[v] is None: needed1.append(v) return needed1 @classmethod def execute(cls, V, F, Expression, length_mismatch="tile") -> io.NodeOutput: # Determine reference model for cloning a = V.get("V0") if a is None: # Try finding first valid model for m in V.values(): if m is not None: a = m break if a is None: raise ValueError("At least one input model is required.") # Prepare variables # V0..V3 map to a..d for backward compatibility in calculate_patches # Note: calculate_patches usually takes specific args. We might need to update it to support dynamic V/F or just pass everything. # Looking at Step 34, calculate_patches signature: (Model, a, b, c, d, w, x, y, z) # We need to verify if calculate_patches handles V/F. It probably doesn't. # We should check 'modelLikeCommon.py' to see if update is needed. # Assume for now we pass a,b,c,d,w,x,y,z as standard. # But for full autogrow support (more than 4 inputs), calculate_patches needs update. # The prompt didn't explicitly ask to update modelLikeCommon, but "switch to Autogrow" implies full functionality. # I'll check modelLikeCommon.py after this block. # For now, I will pass V and F to calculate_patches if I modify it, or I will stick to legacy args if I don't modify it. # However, to support V4+, I MUST modify calculate_patches. # Let's pass the V and F dicts to a modified calculate_patches, or overload it. # I will update modelLikeCommon.py as part of this task. from .modelLikeCommon import calculate_patches_autogrow # Map inputs to patchers if needed (Model.Input gives Model wrapper, need state_dict source?) # ModelMathNode inputs are Model wrappers (comfy.model_patcher.ModelPatcher). # So V items are ready to be used. aliases = {"a": "V0", "b": "V1", "c": "V2", "d": "V3", "w": "F0", "x": "F1", "y": "F2", "z": "F3"} patches = calculate_patches_autogrow(Expression, V=V, F=F, mapping=aliases) out_model = a.clone() if patches: out_model.add_patches(patches, 1.0, 1.0) return (out_model,)