package argvpb

import "time"

// try this struct out (?)
var me *AutoArgs

// this is a work in progress
type AutoArgs struct {
	pb                                *Argv                           // the protobuf for the current process
	id                                int                             // should be unique
	Argv                              func([]string)                  // the function for shell autocomplete
	initArgvFunc                      func() (string, string, string) // this is required. gets APPNAME, BUILDTIME & VERSION
	initGuiFunc                       func() error                    // this is required for 'gui' args to work
	mustParseFunc                     func() error                    // calls go-arg.MustParse()
	parseFlagsFunc                    func([]string) error            // calls go-arg.ParseFlags(flags)
	writeHelpForAutocompleteFunc      func(string, ...string) error   // notsure yet
	writeHelpForAutocompleteDebugFunc func(string, ...string) error   // notsure yet
	writeHelpFunc                     func() error                    // notsure yet
	writeHelpForSubcommandFunc        func(string) error              // notsure yet
	examples                          func() string                   // some examples
	appExit                           func()                          // app Exit()
	buildtime                         func() (string, string)         // some examples
	autoFunc                          func(*Argv)                     // also a function for autocomplete
	guiFunc                           func() error                    // enables Gui functions
	ARGNAME                           string                          // a good way to track the name of the binary ?
	VERSION                           string
	BUILDTIME                         *time.Time
	err                               error // store any errors from argv
	// hidden    bool                    // don't update the toolkits when it's hidden
	// pp                     *arg.Parser                     // for parsing the command line args.  Yay to alexf lint!
}