Is there any particular reason to compare with %T fmt.Sprintf(?) values
in the first place? If not, then you could just use type assertions. And
the reflect package if really needed.
notevenhere:
I have some types defined within their respective packages deep inside
my project folder structure.
I create nested instances of these classes and print out their types in
turn.
These can be seen in the following playground code:
https://go.dev/play/p/Juh7-IndBli
Running the code, one gets
*beta.Beta[*play.ground/structs/alpha.Alpha[float64],*play.ground/structs/alpha.Alpha[string]]
*alpha.Alpha[*play.ground/structs/beta.Beta[*play.ground/structs/alpha.Alpha[float64],*play.ground/structs/alpha.Alpha[string]]]
If one inspects these types, they will realize that although the outer
type is presented without writing out its full path, the inner types are
fully qualified type paths.
The problem I am facing is that when I try to write tests of examples
that involve some related nested type, I need to type in the full path
of the type otherwise if I refactor the project's folder structure, the
tests will fail simply because the fully qualified paths to the types
has changed but nothing is actually wrong with the code.
So, my question is, how to get eg
*beta.Beta[*alpha.Alpha[float64], *alpha.Alpha[string]]
and
*alpha.Alpha[*beta.Beta[*alpha.Alpha[float64],*alpha.Alpha[string]]]
instead of what I actually get?
My first guess was to use regex's but it feels unnecessarily verbose.
Hoping there's something else I'm missing.
Thanks
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