Correct way to conditionally assign a function to a variable?
I want to call a specific function based on a command line flag. The relevant parts of my code currently look like this:
Why I can’t use a function defined in a file1_test.go in another file2_test.go despite having all files within same package?
I’m having a hard time figuring out why a function declared and defined in a certain _test.go like this:
How to get the static reflect.Type of an interface?
This panics since the type is already nil:
Permission denied when owner is current user with 0664
When the code below is running as root it works, but when running the app as www-data the permission is denied
Permission denied when owner is current user with 0664
When the code below is running as root it works, but when running the app as www-data the permission is denied
I can’t read the SQL output parameter into a variable
Using the driver github.com/microsoft/go-mssqldb to interact with MS SQL Server.
In this code snippet, the return value from the procedure should be read into the result variable. However, the result value does not change, the value is not returned.
Is there a built in min function for a slice of int arguments or a variable number of int arguments in golang?
Is there a built in function that returns the minimum of a slice of int arguments:
Is there a built in min function for a slice of int arguments or a variable number of int arguments in golang?
Is there a built in function that returns the minimum of a slice of int arguments:
Is there a built in min function for a slice of int arguments or a variable number of int arguments in golang?
Is there a built in function that returns the minimum of a slice of int arguments:
Custom Printf function with dynamic args – param looks like a string slice
How to make custom variants of fmt.Printf() and fmt.Sprintf() etc.?