// so much boilerplate
func ZipInit() {
f := func(s []string) (r Result, e string) {
r, err := ZipTarget(s[0]) // need to convert error returned into a string or change all other string errors to use the same struct
// e = "Not Implemented." // return an error regardless
fmt.Println(err)
return
}
AppendCommand("zip", 1, ZipTarget)
//this header bit is also always the same
w := func(s []string) (r Result, e string) {
l := s[1] + " " + s[2] // TESTING ONLY - awful code
//important bit is to get the number of parameters consumed by the func and applying them to the func
v, err := write.WriteStringToFile(s[0], l) // This is the only bit that really varies
r = Result{v, ""} // result + error handling are always the same
if err != nil {
e = err.Error()
}
// returns are always the same
return
}
AppendCommand("writer", 2, w)
r := func(s []string) (r Result, e string) {
v, err := write.ReplaceGivenStringInFile(s[0], s[1], s[2])
r = Result{v, ""}
if err != nil {
e = err.Error()
}
return
}
AppendCommand("replacer", 3, r)
}
// ?? Should probably not be required to return a result, and should instead cast any error or
// string returned into a result by the command code
func (t Replacer) Run(s []string) (r Result) {
res, err := write.ReplaceGivenStringInFile(s[0], s[1], s[2])
return Result{res, err}
}