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func Float64 ¶
func Float64(in float64) basetypes.Float64Value
Int64 accepts a `int64` and returns a `basetypes.Int64Value`. The return type automatically handles `Int64Null` should the integer be 0.
Removes the need for the following code when saving to state.
if response.MyField == "" {
state.MyField = types.Int64Value(response.MyField)
} else {
state.MyField = types.Int64Null()
}
Not recommended if you care about returning an empty string for the state.
nolint: contextcheck
func Int64 ¶
func Int64(in int64) basetypes.Int64Value
Int64 accepts a `int64` and returns a `basetypes.Int64Value`. The return type automatically handles `Int64Null` should the integer be 0.
Removes the need for the following code when saving to state.
if response.MyField == "" {
state.MyField = types.Int64Value(response.MyField)
} else {
state.MyField = types.Int64Null()
}
Not recommended if you care about returning an empty string for the state.
nolint: contextcheck
func Int64Ptr ¶
func Int64Ptr(in *int) basetypes.Int64Value
func String ¶
func String(in string) basetypes.StringValue
String accepts a `string` and returns a `basetypes.StringValue`. The return type automatically handles `StringNull` should the string be empty.
Removes the need for the following code when saving to state.
if response.MyField == "" {
state.MyField = types.StringValue(response.MyField)
} else {
state.MyField = types.StringNull()
}
Not recommended if you care about returning an empty string for the state.
nolint: contextcheck
func StringPtr ¶
func StringPtr(in *string) basetypes.StringValue
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