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package argvpb
import (
"fmt"
"time"
"github.com/google/uuid"
"go.wit.com/lib/cobol"
timestamppb "google.golang.org/protobuf/types/known/timestamppb"
)
func Init(dest any, APPNAME string, anyString string, VERSION string) {
me = new(AutoType)
me.pb = new(Argv)
PB = me.pb
// needed by bash for autocomplete, help & debugging
Stdout = NewStringWriter(&PB.Stdout) // bash uses this to match strings
Stderr = NewStringWriter(&PB.Stderr) // bash dumps this as "help" about application options
Stddbg = NewStringWriter(&PB.Stderr) // argv writes it's internal debugging output here
app := new(App)
app.APPNAME = APPNAME
app.VERSION = VERSION
//
// this logic isn't great, but it's what it is right now
//
// the reason this logic is messy is because cobol is supposed to "guess"
// that is the point of the cobol package and I've been using this code here
// to test the guesses because it's an easy place to test that code
//
if BUILDTIME, err := cobol.GetTime(anyString); BUILDTIME != nil {
// everyhting is working. BUILDTIME is *time.Time
app.BUILDTIME = cobol.Time(BUILDTIME)
} else if err == nil {
newtime := BUILDTIME.Add(-36 * time.Hour)
app.BUILDTIME = cobol.Time(BUILDTIME)
fmt.Printf("TIME initAppname() ERR=(%v) anyString=(%v) GetTime.BUILTIME=(%v) app.BUILDTIME=(%v)\n", err, anyString, newtime, app.BUILDTIME)
} else {
app.BUILDTIME = anyString
fmt.Printf("TIME initAppname() ERR=(%v) anyString=(%v) GetTime.BUILTIME=(%v) app.BUILDTIME=(%v)\n", err, anyString, BUILDTIME, app.BUILDTIME)
}
me.pb.AppInfo = app
// shouldn't be needed but is because this code doesn't work right yet
me.pb.Uuid = uuid.New().String()
// set the start time of the binary
now := time.Now()
me.pb.Ctime = timestamppb.New(now)
// makes sure the application has the
// needed functions defined, otherwise dies
verifyApplication(dest)
// do autocomplete
Autocomplete()
}
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