golang pass a struct returned function as argument
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I have a function that get a struct as argument
func influxdb(r body) {
...
}
That struct before was globally available and is now imported from an external package
influxdb(jm.JsonBody(runPing(ip), yaml.YamlReader().Region))
The thing is that I don’t know now how to pass that as argument to my func influxdb()
I have passed in this way
func influxdb(r jm.JsonBody) {
but it complains
./main.go:35:15: jsonBodyMAC.JsonBody is not a type func influxdb(r whateverDatType)
here some details of the package imported
func JsonBody(splittedValues string, region string) Body {
…
return Body {
target
…
type Body struct {
target string
region string
...
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I have a function that get a struct as argument
func influxdb(r body) {
...
}
That struct before was globally available and is now imported from an external package
influxdb(jm.JsonBody(runPing(ip), yaml.YamlReader().Region))
The thing is that I don’t know now how to pass that as argument to my func influxdb()
I have passed in this way
func influxdb(r jm.JsonBody) {
but it complains
./main.go:35:15: jsonBodyMAC.JsonBody is not a type func influxdb(r whateverDatType)
here some details of the package imported
func JsonBody(splittedValues string, region string) Body {
…
return Body {
target
…
type Body struct {
target string
region string
...
edited Nov 9 at 13:12
mkopriva
7,32811317
asked Nov 9 at 13:05
Allan Karllson
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You pass the same type as the one returned by the imported function. If jm.JsonBody returns jm.Body, then it'sinfluxdb(b jm.Body).
– mkopriva
Nov 9 at 13:09
Yeap! That was the answer :)
– Allan Karllson
Nov 9 at 14:53
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I have a function that get a struct as argument
func influxdb(r body) {
...
}
That struct before was globally available and is now imported from an external package
influxdb(jm.JsonBody(runPing(ip), yaml.YamlReader().Region))
The thing is that I don’t know now how to pass that as argument to my func influxdb()
I have passed in this way
func influxdb(r jm.JsonBody) {
but it complains
./main.go:35:15: jsonBodyMAC.JsonBody is not a type func influxdb(r whateverDatType)
here some details of the package imported
func JsonBody(splittedValues string, region string) Body {
…
return Body {
target
…
type Body struct {
target string
region string
...
edited Nov 9 at 13:12
mkopriva
7,32811317
asked Nov 9 at 13:05
Allan Karllson
1
I have a function that get a struct as argument
func influxdb(r body) {
...
}
That struct before was globally available and is now imported from an external package
influxdb(jm.JsonBody(runPing(ip), yaml.YamlReader().Region))
The thing is that I don’t know now how to pass that as argument to my func influxdb()
I have passed in this way
func influxdb(r jm.JsonBody) {
but it complains
./main.go:35:15: jsonBodyMAC.JsonBody is not a type func influxdb(r whateverDatType)
here some details of the package imported
func JsonBody(splittedValues string, region string) Body {
…
return Body {
target
…
type Body struct {
target string
region string
...
edited Nov 9 at 13:12
mkopriva
7,32811317
asked Nov 9 at 13:05
Allan Karllson
1
edited Nov 9 at 13:12
mkopriva
7,32811317
asked Nov 9 at 13:05
Allan Karllson
1
edited Nov 9 at 13:12
mkopriva
7,32811317
edited Nov 9 at 13:12
mkopriva
7,32811317
edited Nov 9 at 13:12
mkopriva
7,32811317
7,32811317
asked Nov 9 at 13:05
Allan Karllson
1
asked Nov 9 at 13:05
Allan Karllson
1
asked Nov 9 at 13:05
Allan Karllson
1
1
2
You pass the same type as the one returned by the imported function. If jm.JsonBody returns jm.Body, then it'sinfluxdb(b jm.Body).
– mkopriva
Nov 9 at 13:09
Yeap! That was the answer :)
– Allan Karllson
Nov 9 at 14:53
add a comment |
2
You pass the same type as the one returned by the imported function. If jm.JsonBody returns jm.Body, then it'sinfluxdb(b jm.Body).
– mkopriva
Nov 9 at 13:09
Yeap! That was the answer :)
– Allan Karllson
Nov 9 at 14:53
2
2
You pass the same type as the one returned by the imported function. If jm.JsonBody returns jm.Body, then it's
influxdb(b jm.Body).– mkopriva
Nov 9 at 13:09
You pass the same type as the one returned by the imported function. If jm.JsonBody returns jm.Body, then it's
influxdb(b jm.Body).– mkopriva
Nov 9 at 13:09
Yeap! That was the answer :)
– Allan Karllson
Nov 9 at 14:53
Yeap! That was the answer :)
– Allan Karllson
Nov 9 at 14:53
add a comment |
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You pass the same type as the one returned by the imported function. If jm.JsonBody returns jm.Body, then it's
influxdb(b jm.Body).– mkopriva
Nov 9 at 13:09
Yeap! That was the answer :)
– Allan Karllson
Nov 9 at 14:53