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type ContextPath ¶
type ContextPath struct {
Path []interface{}
Tag string
}
func New ¶
func New(tag string, path ...interface{}) ContextPath
New returns a new ContextPath with the given tag and path. It's a helper since go's literal syntax is quite verbose, especially with []interface{}{...}.
func (ContextPath) Append ¶
func (c ContextPath) Append(e ...interface{}) ContextPath
Append returns a new ContextPath with the specified elements appended. The underlying array is sometimes reused, so if the original path might be used in future Append operations, the returned ContextPath should not be stored into a long-lived data structure. (Store a copy instead.)
func (ContextPath) Copy ¶
func (c ContextPath) Copy() ContextPath
Copy returns an identical ContextPath that shares no state with the original. When storing a ContextPath into a data structure, usually a copy should be stored instead of the original (for example, Report does this), since Append sometimes modifies the path's underlying array in place.
func (ContextPath) Head ¶
func (c ContextPath) Head() interface{}
Head returns the first element in the path, panics if empty.
func (ContextPath) Len ¶
func (c ContextPath) Len() int
func (ContextPath) Pop ¶
func (c ContextPath) Pop() ContextPath
func (ContextPath) String ¶
func (c ContextPath) String() string
func (ContextPath) Tail ¶
func (c ContextPath) Tail() ContextPath
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