On Friday, 21 August 2020 at 14:57:13 UTC+2 [email protected] wrote:
> interface{}, when used as a constraint, doesn't mean than the value
> has to be an interface{}, it means the value can be anything.
> interface{}, when used as a value, doesn't mean that the value can be
> anything, it means that the value is an interface, and you have to get
> the value from that interface. Different uses, different identifiers.
The same is true for "interface{String() string}" as a constraint and
"interface{String() string}" as a type.
Does that mean that you want to allow the identifier "fmt.Stringer" only
for constraints, but not for types?
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