I think you're right that (assuming x isn't a pointer type), the following
would tell the compiler that 'String() string' is a value method of T.
contract stringer(x T) {
var _ string = T.String(x)
}
However, in the following case:
contract stringerp(x T) {
var _ string = (*T).String(&x)
}
I don't think it wouldn't necessarily follow that 'String() string' was a
pointer method because a value method could still be called with exactly
the same syntax.
Finally, I think you're also right that this:
contract stringerField(x T) {
unsafe.Offsetof(x.String)
var _ string = x.String()
}
would tell the compiler that T is a struct with a field called String of
function type 'func() string'.
Alan
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