On Mon, Feb 5, 2018 at 1:48 PM l vic <[email protected]> wrote:
> Working on the package that should handle multiple data types. I started
with using empty interfaces
Probably not a good idea.
> but got stuck when it come to comparing empty interface values, seems
it's possible to get empty interface type, but not value
> Is there a working pattern to use in this case, aside of using
reflection?
if you need to compare values of different types stored in `interface{}`
typed values, you can do that directly: expr1 == expr2. The result is true
if both dynamic types are equal and the values are comparable and equal.
But maybe this problem calls for using
type Equaler interface{
Equal(Equaler) bool
}
instead of `interface{}`.
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-j
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