Reflect
The Reflect registry offers tools for inspecting and manipulating data types using reflection, enabling advanced dynamic type handling within your projects.
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The Reflect registry offers tools for inspecting and manipulating data types using reflection, enabling advanced dynamic type handling within your projects.
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You can easily import all the functions from the reflect
registry by including the following import statement in your code
The function compares the type of the provided value (src
) to a specified target type string (target
). It returns true
if the type of src
matches the target type.
The function compares the type of the provided value (src
) to a target type string (target
), with an option for a wildcard *
prefix (pointer). It returns true
if src
matches target
or *target
, which is useful for checking if a variable is of a specific type or a pointer to that type.
The function returns the type of the provided value (src
) as a string, giving you a textual representation of its data type.
The function compares the kind (category) of a given value (src
) to a target kind string (target
). It returns true
if the kind of src
matches the specified target kind.
The function returns the kind (category) of the provided value (src
) as a string, giving a general classification like "int," "struct," or "slice."
The function checks the presence of a field with the specified name (name
) in the provided struct (src
). It returns true
if the field exists.
The function checks if two variables, x
and y
, are deeply equal by comparing their values and structures using reflect.DeepEqual
.
The function performs a deep copy of the provided element
, creating an exact duplicate of its structure and data. It uses MustDeepCopy
internally to manage the copy process and handle any potential errors. This use the copystructure package internally.
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