On Monday, May 8, 2017 at 8:28:45 PM UTC-4, Kevin Malachowski wrote:
>
> You can declare a func "print" in each package which just calls the real
> print func. When you want to turn off printing, you just have one line to
> comment out in that func to affect all callers.
Thanks
> I'm curious why fmt.Printf doesn't work for you, though. In that case
> you'd still probably want a way to turn off that specific output, but I'm
> still curious.
>
Oh, nothing, just being lazy to have fewer thing to type. It started with
two `print`s, then because the code is not working as I expected, so before
I know, the prints are all over the places now -- unplanned.
I thought I could easily wrap those `print`s into:
func debug(args ...interface{}) {
print(args...)
}
but only after doing that did I realize that I was wrong.
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