I want to reflect the struct type and value recursively, but it fails. I don't know how to pass the sub struct recursively. It error the following. panic: reflect: NumField of non-struct type go...

check the Snippet below: http://play.golang.org/p/xusdITxgT- Why is this happening? Because one of my argument must be a slice address. Maybe I did not made it clear for everyone. collection.Fi...

I am using reflect package to get the type of arbitrary array, but getting prog.go:17: cannot use sample_array1 (type []int) as type []interface {} in function argument [process exited with non-...

Been having one last issue with my code which involves the .Call function in the reflect package. So I'm making a call such as this: params := "some map[string][]string" in := make([]reflect.Val...

Can anyone tell me how to create a new instance of Type from a string? Reflect? There are examples but they are for the older (pre Go 1 versions) of the language [:(]

Basically if I have a slice or array of any arbitrary functions, how can I select only the ones that return int, or select only the ones that take ints? I figured that I would need to use the refl...

I am new to type safe, and can't figure out how to do following package main func test(){ print("In Test") } func main(){ a := "test" a() }

In Go, is there any way to compare two non-nil function pointers to test for equality? My standard of equality is pointer equality. If not, is there any particular reason why pointer equality is no...

type t1 struct { i int; s string } var v1 reflect.Type = /* how to set to t1's reflect.Type? */ is it possible to get the reflect.Type of t1 without having to instantiate it? is it possible to g...