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Things I wish someone told me when I started with Go

• rtz12 11y ago
  > and that carries a MAJOR limitation, because the instance of ImplementsFooer (f) inside your function is a copy of the object you called it on. That means you cannot manipulate data-members in interface-functions, even inside your own struct. You can, by doing it like this: https://play.golang.org/p/5yXfOf6Y_3 https://play.golang.org/p/5yXfOf6Y_3 EDIT: I'll just file an issue as I doubt the OP is the author.
  • danieltmiles 11y ago
    @rtz12: This is excellent, thank you so much! I'll make the edit. :) EDIT: (ps, I'm the author)