All:
This is mostly for internal i.e. not public struct and interfaces. I have
structs but I don't want code to access the fields directly. I want to
write some interfaces. I am experimenting with lowercase for struct names
and upper case for interface name but hide all accessors. For example,
type connectionWrapper struct {
>
> id string
>
> sessionID string
>
> connection ttodbc.Connection
>
> }
>
>
>> // ConnectionWrapper interfaces wraps the data
>
> // WARING: Lot of experiemntal stuff in this file
>
> type ConnectionWrapper interface {
>
> objectWrapper
>
> sid() string
>
> }
>
>
I thought I should avoid the getXXX convention but I run into naming issues
-- I had to use sid() for sessionID. I didn't want SessionID()
1. Is there some accepted/best practice for this?
2. Is there any issue with public interfaces which are empty since they
don't have any public functions?
With regards,
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