require("lib.zrong.init")

utils = require("lib.zrong.zr.utils.init")
net = {}
net.SocketTCP = require("lib.zrong.zr.net.SocketTCP")

local Gettext = require("utils.Gettext")

-- Use lua io, cannot use in Android
local fd,err=io.open("main.mo","rb")
if not fd then return nil,err end
local raw_data=fd:read("*all")
fd:close()

local mo_data=assert(Gettext.parseData(raw_data))
print(mo_data["hello"])
-- 你好
print(mo_data["world"])
-- nil

-- Then you'll get a kind of gettext function:
local gettext= Gettext.gettext(raw_data)
print(gettext("hello"))
-- 你好
print(gettext("world"))
-- world

-- With a slight modification this will be ready-to-use for the xgettext tool:

_ = Gettext.gettext(raw_data)
print(_("hello"))
print(_("world"))

local ByteArray = zr.utils.ByteArray
-- use lpack to write a pack
local __pack = string.pack("<bihP2", 0x59, 11, 1101, "", "中文")

-- create a ByteArray
local __ba = ByteArray.new()

-- ByteArray can write a lpack buffer directly
__ba:writeBuf(__pack)

-- remember, lua array started from 1
__ba:setPos(1)

-- now, you can read it like actionscript
print("ba.len:", __ba:getLen())
print("ba.readByte:", __ba:readByte())
print("ba.readInt:", __ba:readInt())
print("ba.readShort:", __ba:readShort())
print("ba.readString:", __ba:readStringUShort())
print("ba.available:", __ba:getAvailable())
-- dump it
print("ba.toString(16):", __ba:toString(16))

-- create a ByteArray
local __ba2 = ByteArray.new()

-- you can write some values like actionscript
-- also, you can use chaining calls.
__ba2:writeByte(0x59)
    :writeInt(11)
    :writeShort(1101)
-- write a empty string
__ba2:writeStringUShort("")
-- write some chinese string
__ba2:writeStringUShort("中文")

-- dump it
print("ba2.toString(10):", __ba2:toString(10))

local SocketTCP = zr.net.SocketTCP
local ByteArray = zr.utils.ByteArray

socket = SocketTCP.new("127.0.0.1", 12001, false)
socket:addEventListener(SocketTCP.EVENT_CONNECTED, onStatus)
socket:addEventListener(SocketTCP.EVENT_CLOSE, onStatus)
socket:addEventListener(SocketTCP.EVENT_CLOSED, onStatus)
socket:addEventListener(SocketTCP.EVENT_CONNECT_FAILURE, onStatus)
socket:addEventListener(SocketTCP.EVENT_DATA, onData)

socket:send(ByteArray.new():writeByte(0x59):getPack())

function onStatus(__event)
    echoInfo("socket status: %s", __event.name)
end

function onData(__event)
    echoInfo("socket status: %s, data:%s", __event.name, ByteArray.toString(__event.data))
end

local logFilePath = 'log.txt'
local flogh = nil
local logFileHandler = io.open(logFilePath, 'w+b')

-- FileHandler can accept a file handler or a file name.
if logFileHandler then
    flogh = zr.log.FileHandler.new(logFileHandler, nil, true, true)
    flogh.filename = logFilePath
else
    flogh = zr.log.FileHandler.new(logFilePath, 'w+b', true, true)
end

local echo = print
-- A logger can accept one or more handler.
log = zr.log.Logger.new(zr.log.Logger.NOTSET, 
    zr.log.PrintHandler.new(echo), 
    flogh)
log:debug('You name?', 'zrong')
log:debug('My name is %s.', 'zrong')

-- Following contents will appear in console and log.txt.
-- [5.3278] You name?  zrong
-- [5.3279] My name is zrong.