//! Minimalistic Sciter sample.

// Specify the Windows subsystem to eliminate console window.
// Requires Rust 1.18.
// #![windows_subsystem="windows"]

extern crate sciter;

use std::env;
use std::io;
use std::path::PathBuf;

fn inner_main() -> io::Result<PathBuf> {
    let mut cwd = env::current_dir()?;
    cwd.push("examples/movie_world.htm");
    Ok(cwd)
}

fn main() {
    // Step 1: Include the 'minimal.html' file as a byte array.
    // Hint: Take a look into 'minimal.html' which contains some tiscript code.


    // Step 2: Enable the features we need in our tiscript code.
    sciter::set_options(sciter::RuntimeOptions::ScriptFeatures(
        sciter::SCRIPT_RUNTIME_FEATURES::ALLOW_SYSINFO as u8 | // Enables Sciter.machineName()
            sciter::SCRIPT_RUNTIME_FEATURES::ALLOW_FILE_IO as u8 | // Enables opening file dialog (view.selectFile())
            sciter::SCRIPT_RUNTIME_FEATURES::ALLOW_SOCKET_IO as u8)).unwrap(); // Enables connecting to the inspector via Ctrl+Shift+I

    // Step 3: Create a new main sciter window of type `sciter::Window`.
    // Hint: The sciter Window wrapper (src/window.rs) contains more
    // interesting functions to open or attach to another existing window.
    let mut frame = sciter::Window::new();

    // Step 4: Load HTML byte array from memory to `sciter::Window`.
    // Hint: second parameter is an optional uri, it can be `None` in simple cases,
    // but it is useful for debugging purposes (check the Inspector tool from the Sciter SDK).
    // Also you can use a `load_file` method, but it requires an absolute path
    // of the main document to resolve HTML resources properly.
    let path = inner_main().expect("Couldn't");

    frame.load_file(path.to_str().unwrap());

    // Step 5: Show window and run the main app message loop until window been closed.
    frame.run_app();
}