On Sun, Feb 11, 2018 at 7:52 AM, rajesh nataraja <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Yes I understand the strict type checking. But in the absence of macros, the
> code becomes extremely awkward and sometimes the simplicity that we beg for
> gets undermined.
> My intention trying to do this was two things:
> 1. Reduce my line length in the code
> 2. Avoid making changes to all parts of the code as I needed to use the same
> type in a different package. I could not make package inclusions without
> circular dependency.
>
> A dynamic check by compiler to see if the type has been really modified
> would be great. Like a pre processor check to simply replace the definitions
> with original names could do this?
>
> Any other way to achieve what I need?
I don't know what you need, but Go permits explicit type conversions.
x.b = T1(y)
It also permits type aliases.
type newt2 = a.T2
Ian
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