Hi,
I somehow ended up with an interface{} value being a **SomeStruct{}
... and I need to dereference it to an interface{} holding *SomeStruct{}
in a generic way (ie. without knowing about the type SomeStruct)
I'm not at all sure this is good idea or the right way for the specific
code, but out of curiosity, - can this be done in a non-unsafe way?
One would think the result is rather well defined.
In other words,
var x int = 7
xp := &x
xpp := &xp
var i1 interface{} = xpp
var i2 interface{}
i2 := SomeMagicNotSpecificToInt(i1)
yp := i2.(*int)
y := *yp // y now == 7
/Peter
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