hi,
in this code
https://github.com/conformal/gotk3/blob/7a6ce3ecbc883d4d6a7aa1821bbc9633751fd67e/gtk/gtk.go#L7926
a public interface with a private method is declared.
At first read, totally dubious. yeah?
A bit more testing, and i wonder in which case this is suitable, a basic
example yields,
./main2.go:7: cannot use b.XX literal (type b.XX) as type a.WW in argument
to a.C: b.XX does not implement a.WW (missing a.private method) have
b.private() want a.private()
*$GOPATH/src/test/a/a.go*
package a
type WW interface {
private()
}
func C(h WW) {}
*$GOPATH/src/test/b/b.go*
package b
type XX struct{}
func (x XX) private() {}
*$GOPATH/src/test/main.go*
package main
import "test/a"
import "test/b"
func main() {
a.C(b.XX{})
}
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