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Fillstruct fills a struct literal with default values.
For example, given the following types,
type User struct { ID int64 Name string Addr *Address } type Address struct { City string ZIP int LatLng [2]float64 }
the following struct literal
var frank = User{}
becomes:
var frank = User{ ID: 0, Name: "", Addr: &Address{ City: "", ZIP: 0, LatLng: [2]float64{ 0.0, 0.0, }, }, }
after applying fillstruct.
Usage:
% fillstruct [-modified] -file=<filename> -offset=<byte offset> -line=<line number>
Flags:
-file: filename
-modified: read an archive of modified files from stdin
-offset: byte offset of the struct literal, optional if -line is present
-line: line number of the struct literal, optional if -offset is present
If -offset as well as -line are present, then the tool first uses the more specific offset information. If there was no struct literal found at the given offset, then the line information is used.
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