I have code like this:
type TestCase struct {
Name string
Description string
OrderOp [][]Operation
}
type Concurrent []Operation
type Sequential []Operation
With the intent to do things like this:
OrderOp: [][]Operation{
Concurrent{
{ID: "A", Name: "Read", ArgumentType: "ReadRequest", Value: ""},
{ID: "B", Name: "Write", ArgumentType: "Value", Value: "7"},
},
Sequential{
{ID: "C", Name: "Read", ArgumentType: "ReadRequest", Value: ""},
{ID: "D", Name: "Write", ArgumentType: "Value", Value: "8"},
},
}
However, it seems that the OrderOp array do not preserve the type
information, and I cannot use type assertion or reflect.TypeOf() to recover
the types Concurrent and Sequential, that I intended to. For a full
example, see link below.
My question is: How can I best work around this problem??
(Preferably without adding a separate field in a struct to discriminate
between concurrent and sequential.)
https://github.com/selabhvl/cpnmbt/blob/master/rwregister/table_test.go
Thanks,
:) Hein
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