Though there's no strict rule to name the instance when defining a method
of the struct:
type user struct {
name string
age int
}
func(u *user) say() {
// ...
}
Here we use `u`, but i still miss `this` feature, it does't mean i should
use `this`, below is my idea:
func (*user) say(){ // if want anonymous instance name??
fmt.Println(ts.name, this.age); // the default `this` name can be both
`ts` and `this` or something i like to name
}
func (u *user) whatever() { // then i also could define one
fmt.Println(u.name, u.age); // u overwrite using `ts` and `this`
}
// both code should work
I'm not going to say i wanna change the go lang syntax, but i do prefer to
add this to my golang version......so How? ( Or if it is complex, i leave
it to the future version of me)
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