Let me explain with an example, 

For goquery, most functions are of type "func (s *Selection) Xxx(selector 
string) *Selection".
For e.g., "Find" is:

func (s *Selection 
<https://godoc.org/github.com/PuerkitoBio/goquery#Selection>) Find(selector 
string <https://godoc.org/builtin#string>) *Selection 
<https://godoc.org/github.com/PuerkitoBio/goquery#Selection>



What's the simplest way for me to define my own function of such type, 
which can be used as a replacement for them. 

E.g., for a code like, 

post_url, _ := doc.Find(".thing").Find(".comments.may-blank").Attr("href")



How to define my own function 


func *FindUrl*() { return 
goquery.Find(".thing").Find(".comments.may-blank").Attr("href"); }

so that the above code can be simplified as:

  post_url, _ := doc.*FindUrl*()


? Or, is it possible to define FindUrlN() as 
"goquery.Find(".thing").Find(".comments.may-blank")", so that I can do this:

  post_url, _ := doc.FindUrlN().Attr("href")

? Thanks









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