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60287651_c0 | 60287651 | go | 0 | Title: How to store dynamic input in maps
Problem title: How to store dynamic input in maps
Tags: go
Problem: How to store dynamic input in maps In Go, how should I put dynamic/user input in maps func main() { mapp := make(map[int]string) for i := 0; i < 5; i++ { fmt.Scanf("%d %s", &mapp[i], &mapp[i]) } fmt.Print(mapp)... | How to store dynamic input in maps How to store dynamic input in maps go How fmt.Scanf fmt.Print How to store dynamic input in maps In Go, how should I put dynamic/user input in maps | [
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12098435_c0 | 12098435 | go | 0 | Title: Can you "pin" an object in memory with Go?
Problem title: Can you "pin" an object in memory with Go?
Tags: go
Problem: Can you "pin" an object in memory with Go? I have a Go object whose address in memory I would like to keep constant. in C# one can pin an object's location in memory. Is ther... | Can you "pin" an object in memory with Go? Can you "pin" an object in memory with Go? go Can Can you "pin" an object in memory with Go? I have a Go object whose address in memory I would like to keep constant. in C# one can pin an object's location in memory. Is there a way to do this in Go? | [
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18239099_c1 | 18239099 | go | 1 | " (which I know I'd have to #define) in BlitSurface's arguments?
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54306875_c0 | 54306875 | go | 0 | Title: How to call Go program from varnish subroutine
Problem title: How to call Go program from varnish subroutine
Tags: varnish, varnish-vcl, go
Problem: How to call Go program from varnish subroutine Say "I'm running varnish and I want to call Go code from varnish subroutines". that will run for every vcl_recv subro... | How to call Go program from varnish subroutine How to call Go program from varnish subroutine varnish varnish-vcl go varnish How vcl_recv How to call Go program from varnish subroutine Say "I'm running varnish and I want to call Go code from varnish subroutines". that will run for every vcl_recv subroutine? | [
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47557438_c0 | 47557438 | go | 0 | Title: Multiple line plots sharing abscissas axis in gonum/plot
Problem title: Multiple line plots sharing abscissas axis in gonum/plot
Tags: go, gonum
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49646574_c0 | 49646574 | go | 0 | Title: Why do Go and Python return different result when dividing big numbers?
Problem title: Why do Go and Python return different result when dividing big numbers?
Tags: go, numbers, division, python
Problem: Why do Go and Python return different result when dividing big numbers?
Code signals: Why, Python, big.NewFlo... | Why do Go and Python return different result when dividing big numbers? Why do Go and Python return different result when dividing big numbers? go numbers division python Why Python big.NewFloat big.Float Quo fmt.Println fmt.Sprintf Why do Go and Python return different result when dividing big numbers? | [
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62846403_c1 | 62846403 | go | 1 | Pad-T490 4.15.0-109-generic #110-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jun 23 02:39:32 UTC 2020 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux go version go version go1.14.4 linux/386
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36464068_c1 | 36464068 | go | 1 | it's %.9g , but combining them in %10.9g is not behaving as I expect 0.0606060606 0.333333333 0.05 0.4 0.181818182 How come I get strings which are of 10 runes, others that are 11 runes and others that are 12 runes? In particular, it seems that %.9g does not produce 9 digits in total. See for example: http://play.gola... | it's %.9g , but combining them in %10.9g is not behaving as I expect 0.0606060606 0.333333333 0.05 0.4 0.181818182 How come I get strings which are of 10 runes, others that are 11 runes and others that are 12 runes? In particular, it seems that %.9g does not produce 9 digits in total. See for example: http://play.gola... | [
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66547336_c0 | 66547336 | go | 0 | Title: How to use e-signature PDF with Python/GoLang?
Problem title: How to use e-signature PDF with Python/GoLang?
Tags: e-signature, pdf, go
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38738534_c2 | 38738534 | go | 2 | ) CALL runtime·exitsyscall(SB) RET Now, I don't read assembly too well, but I'm pretty sure it is returning EDX in r2. Why?
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38926687_c0 | 38926687 | go | 0 | Title: CGO: Convert between LPCWSTR and string
Problem title: CGO: Convert between LPCWSTR and string
Tags: cgo, lpcwstr, go
Problem: CGO: Convert between LPCWSTR and string I'm writing CGO bindings for a library which uses LPCWSTR for all of its string types. How do I convert from C.LPCWSTR to string and vice-versa?
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68626078_c0 | 68626078 | go | 0 | Title: http: superfluous response.WriteHeader call StatusOK
Problem title: http: superfluous response.WriteHeader call StatusOK
Tags: go
Problem: http: superfluous response.WriteHeader call StatusOK
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42889715_c0 | 42889715 | go | 0 | Title: Interface declaration difference
Problem title: Interface declaration difference
Tags: go
Problem: Interface declaration difference As a beginner gopher, i'm struggling to understand the difference between: m := map[string]interface{}{} and m := make(map[string]interface{}) I tried to find an explanation, but co... | Interface declaration difference Interface declaration difference go Interface Interface declaration difference As a beginner gopher, i'm struggling to understand the difference between: and I tried to find an explanation, but couldn't find anything. | [
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38234029_c0 | 38234029 | go | 0 | Title: How do I reverse a case of each letter in a string?
Problem title: How do I reverse a case of each letter in a string?
Tags: go
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66967862_c0 | 66967862 | go | 0 | Title: os.Wait() does not wait for program termination in golang
Problem title: os.Wait() does not wait for program termination in golang
Tags: process, go, visual-studio-code
Problem: os.Wait() does not wait for program termination in golang
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64088690_c0 | 64088690 | go | 0 | Title: Avro schema with map of obejct?
Problem title: Avro schema with map of obejct?
Tags: go, avro, maps
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41644489_c0 | 41644489 | go | 0 | Title: mongoimport throwing Random MSpanList_Insert error on mac Sierra 10.12.2
Problem title: mongoimport throwing Random MSpanList_Insert error on mac Sierra 10.12.2
Tags: go, mongodb, macos-sierra
Problem: mongoimport throwing Random MSpanList_Insert error on mac Sierra 10.12.2
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49681788_c0 | 49681788 | go | 0 | Title: How to change value in go array?
Problem title: How to change value in go array?
Tags: go
Problem: How to change value in go array? Here is what I am trying todo for _,p := range *players { for _,tp := range *tournamentPlayers{ if p.Id==tp.PlayerId { p.Points += tp.Prize } } } after for nothing is saved
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53968562_c0 | 53968562 | go | 0 | Title: Golang C bindings type design
Problem title: Golang C bindings type design
Tags: binding, wrapper, shared-libraries, c, go
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71367101_c0 | 71367101 | go | 0 | Title: How to read inputs (int) in Termbox?
Problem title: How to read inputs (int) in Termbox?
Tags: command-line-interface, go, command, terminal
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38114057_c0 | 38114057 | go | 0 | Title: How to calculate execute time of a goroutine?
Problem title: How to calculate execute time of a goroutine?
Tags: goroutine, go
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55712785_c0 | 55712785 | go | 0 | Title: How to convert a list of values into comma separated string in Hugo template
Problem title: How to convert a list of values into comma separated string in Hugo template
Tags: go, hugo, html
Problem: How to convert a list of values into comma separated string in Hugo template
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62745376_c0 | 62745376 | go | 0 | Title: How to create a slice with repeated elements
Problem title: How to create a slice with repeated elements
Tags: go
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44206940_c0 | 44206940 | go | 0 | Title: Execute the 'cd' command for CMD in Go
Problem title: Execute the 'cd' command for CMD in Go
Tags: go, exec
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9320862_c0 | 9320862 | go | 0 | Title: Why would I make() or new()?
Problem title: Why would I make() or new()?
Tags: go
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24950916_c0 | 24950916 | go | 0 | Title: Golang: custom template function "capture"
Problem title: Golang: custom template function "capture"
Tags: templates, function, go
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1789301_c0 | 1789301 | go | 0 | Title: How to parse *.py file with python?
Problem title: How to parse *.py file with python?
Tags: python, code-conversion, go
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48417993_c0 | 48417993 | go | 0 | Title: How to parse GMT timezone Golang
Problem title: How to parse GMT timezone Golang
Tags: go, timezone
Problem: How to parse GMT timezone Golang I have time zone id like this: (GMT+01:00) Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris . What is the best way to get time.Location from this string?
Code signals: How, GMT, Golang... | How to parse GMT timezone Golang How to parse GMT timezone Golang go timezone How GMT Golang Brussels Copenhagen Madrid Paris time.Location How to parse GMT timezone Golang I have time zone id like this: (GMT+01:00) Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris . What is the best way to get time.Location from this string? | [
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70314760_c0 | 70314760 | go | 0 | Title: How to handle errors when they are NOT the only value returned by a function?
Problem title: How to handle errors when they are NOT the only value returned by a function?
Tags: error-handling, variables, go
Problem: How to handle errors when they are NOT the only value returned by a function?
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11788562_c0 | 11788562 | go | 0 | Title: How can I use Google Spreadsheet API from Go?
Problem title: How can I use Google Spreadsheet API from Go?
Tags: google-app-engine, google-api, go
Problem: How can I use Google Spreadsheet API from Go? I need to be able to read and write data to a spreadsheet. I am programming in the Go Language in Google App En... | How can I use Google Spreadsheet API from Go? How can I use Google Spreadsheet API from Go? google-app-engine google-api go Go How Google Spreadsheet API How can I use Google Spreadsheet API from Go? I need to be able to read and write data to a spreadsheet. I am programming in the Go Language in Google App Engine. | [
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23377736_c0 | 23377736 | go | 0 | Title: Resize image in Google Cloud Storage
Problem title: Resize image in Google Cloud Storage
Tags: google-app-engine, go
Problem: Resize image in Google Cloud Storage The appengine/image package works fine with images stored in Blobstore. However, what would be a good approach to resize images stored in Google Cloud... | Resize image in Google Cloud Storage Resize image in Google Cloud Storage google-app-engine go Resize Google Cloud Storage Resize image in Google Cloud Storage The appengine/image package works fine with images stored in Blobstore. However, what would be a good approach to resize images stored in Google Cloud Storage? | [
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68930663_c0 | 68930663 | go | 0 | Title: What does type ByKey []mr.KeyValue{} mean?
Problem title: What does type ByKey []mr.KeyValue{} mean?
Tags: go
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1993586_c0 | 1993586 | go | 0 | Title: Is the go map structure thread-safe?
Problem title: Is the go map structure thread-safe?
Tags: dictionary, multithreading, goroutine, go
Problem: Is the go map structure thread-safe? Is the Go map type thread safe? I have a program that has many goroutines reading and writing to a map type. If I need to implemen... | Is the go map structure thread-safe? Is the go map structure thread-safe? dictionary multithreading goroutine go Is the go map structure thread-safe? Is the Go map type thread safe? I have a program that has many goroutines reading and writing to a map type. If I need to implement a protection mechanism, what's the bes... | [
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54328876_c0 | 54328876 | go | 0 | Title: how to remove trailing "\r\n" from string
Problem title: how to remove trailing "\r\n" from string
Tags: string, go
Problem: how to remove trailing "\r\n" from string I tried with the following code but getting the same string in result: package main import ( "fmt" "strings" )
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65671179_c0 | 65671179 | go | 0 | Title: Receiving EOF from redis when subscribing to a channel
Problem title: Receiving EOF from redis when subscribing to a channel
Tags: redis, redigo, go
Problem: Receiving EOF from redis when subscribing to a channel
Code signals: redis, Receiving, EOF, redis.PubSubConn, Conn, pubsub.Subscribe, pubsub.Receive, log.P... | Receiving EOF from redis when subscribing to a channel Receiving EOF from redis when subscribing to a channel redis redigo go redis Receiving EOF redis.PubSubConn Conn pubsub.Subscribe pubsub.Receive log.Printf Error redis.Message redis:6.0.9-alpine v1.8.3 Receiving EOF from redis when subscribing to a channel Redis ha... | [
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62980957_c0 | 62980957 | go | 0 | Title: How to test for error condition from invalid input
Problem title: How to test for error condition from invalid input
Tags: unit-testing, testing, go, error-handling
Problem: How to test for error condition from invalid input
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37282960_c0 | 37282960 | go | 0 | Title: Does Go have a packaging system like Maven in Java?
Problem title: Does Go have a packaging system like Maven in Java?
Tags: go
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47028116_c0 | 47028116 | go | 0 | Title: Chunked transfer encoding HTTP request in GO?
Problem title: Chunked transfer encoding HTTP request in GO?
Tags: go
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32752356_c0 | 32752356 | go | 0 | Title: What is the architecture behind Golang's Go Routine?
Problem title: What is the architecture behind Golang's Go Routine?
Tags: go, concurrency
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30653419_c0 | 30653419 | go | 0 | Title: 'For' loop pre and post empty statements
Problem title: 'For' loop pre and post empty statements
Tags: go
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37831477_c0 | 37831477 | go | 0 | Title: Is it possible to deallocate memory manually in go?
Problem title: Is it possible to deallocate memory manually in go?
Tags: go
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60970595_c1 | 60970595 | go | 1 | to use the new vecA like this: package main import ( "fmt" ) type vector struct { x int y int } func (u *vector) add(v vector) { fmt.Println("received: ", *u) u.x += v.x u.y += v.y } func main() { vecA := &vector{x: 5, y: 10} vecB := vector{x: 6, y: 7} fp := vecA.add // 1 fp(vecB) // 2 fmt.Println(*vecA)
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31823236_c0 | 31823236 | go | 0 | Title: How can I run an application in background? - gomobile
Problem title: How can I run an application in background? - gomobile
Tags: android, mobile, go
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34710112_c0 | 34710112 | go | 0 | Title: How to profile multiple goroutines
Problem title: How to profile multiple goroutines
Tags: go, pprof
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36199537_c0 | 36199537 | go | 0 | Title: The "cap" of Golang
Problem title: The "cap" of Golang
Tags: slice, go, arrays
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40485179_c0 | 40485179 | go | 0 | Title: How to capture fmt.Print ouput in a text file in Golang
Problem title: How to capture fmt.Print ouput in a text file in Golang
Tags: go
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57105174_c1 | 57105174 | go | 1 | 55,4313,4322,4382,4409,4513,4534,4746,4784,4875,4905,4953,5012,5064,5099,5159,5163,5170,5223,5276,5291}, ..... } The result I want is: result in visitor session data, value is scroll position in browser. If position Y = 150 in gradient has 100% user scroll to, that's mean it MORE POPULAR, and will fill with RED color
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28067076_c0 | 28067076 | go | 0 | Title: What does `(<-chan Delivery)(deliveries)` do?
Problem title: What does `(<-chan Delivery)(deliveries)` do?
Tags: go
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28748361_c0 | 28748361 | go | 0 | Title: Running a go program on Android?
Problem title: Running a go program on Android?
Tags: go, android
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23051973_c0 | 23051973 | go | 0 | Title: What is the `zero` value for time.Time in Go?
Problem title: What is the `zero` value for time.Time in Go?
Tags: time, go, null
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24260877_c0 | 24260877 | go | 0 | Title: Debug one function only in liteIDE (golang)
Problem title: Debug one function only in liteIDE (golang)
Tags: go, debugging
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46115033_c0 | 46115033 | go | 0 | Title: How to use self defined package
Problem title: How to use self defined package
Tags: go
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47422284_c0 | 47422284 | go | 0 | Title: Count how many times function was called
Problem title: Count how many times function was called
Tags: function, go
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27867648_c0 | 27867648 | go | 0 | Title: HTTP header names in Go
Problem title: HTTP header names in Go
Tags: go, http
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18721801_c0 | 18721801 | go | 0 | Title: mgo time.Time or boolean check
Problem title: mgo time.Time or boolean check
Tags: go, mgo, mongodb
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50285767_c0 | 50285767 | go | 0 | Title: Is posting the message on Kinesis stream asynchronous?
Problem title: Is posting the message on Kinesis stream asynchronous?
Tags: amazon-kinesis, amazon-web-services, go
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41720090_c0 | 41720090 | go | 0 | Title: Does Go depend on C runtime?
Problem title: Does Go depend on C runtime?
Tags: runtime, go
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71464160_c0 | 71464160 | go | 0 | Title: Ent. how to remove a column?
Problem title: Ent. how to remove a column?
Tags: go, ent
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22681479_c0 | 22681479 | go | 0 | Title: multiple-value http.PostForm() in single-value context in go
Problem title: multiple-value http.PostForm() in single-value context in go
Tags: go
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55963348_c0 | 55963348 | go | 0 | Title: Session middleware for Go?
Problem title: Session middleware for Go?
Tags: go, gorilla, session
Problem: Session middleware for Go?
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41875947_c0 | 41875947 | go | 0 | Title: How to get json object beginning with "@" in Golang
Problem title: How to get json object beginning with "@" in Golang
Tags: go, json
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42486194_c0 | 42486194 | go | 0 | Title: Redirect panic output to a file with timestamp in golang
Problem title: Redirect panic output to a file with timestamp in golang
Tags: panic, logging, go
Problem: Redirect panic output to a file with timestamp in golang
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57319607_c0 | 57319607 | go | 0 | Title: Entirely clear session for Revel framework
Problem title: Entirely clear session for Revel framework
Tags: go, revel
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31700489_c0 | 31700489 | go | 0 | Title: read a []byte from first CRLF till the end
Problem title: read a []byte from first CRLF till the end
Tags: go
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27733854_c0 | 27733854 | go | 0 | Title: Embedding when to use pointer
Problem title: Embedding when to use pointer
Tags: go, embedding
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22924003_c0 | 22924003 | go | 0 | Title: Does fmt.Println receive any type of argument?
Problem title: Does fmt.Println receive any type of argument?
Tags: go
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63164643_c0 | 63164643 | go | 0 | Title: Why tab in strings displayed different?
Problem title: Why tab in strings displayed different?
Tags: go
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43751095_c0 | 43751095 | go | 0 | Title: Customizing error structure in Golang
Problem title: Customizing error structure in Golang
Tags: go, error-handling
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13962610_c0 | 13962610 | go | 0 | Title: Avoid too much conversion
Problem title: Avoid too much conversion
Tags: go
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54130931_c0 | 54130931 | go | 0 | Title: Use of Buffered Channels of Length Zero
Problem title: Use of Buffered Channels of Length Zero
Tags: channel, go
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59696221_c0 | 59696221 | go | 0 | Title: Go subslice pointer reference
Problem title: Go subslice pointer reference
Tags: go
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29110710_c0 | 29110710 | go | 0 | Title: Send channel through a channel with Go
Problem title: Send channel through a channel with Go
Tags: concurrency, channel, go
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11810948_c0 | 11810948 | go | 0 | Title: Convert a bigint to a string or integer in Go
Problem title: Convert a bigint to a string or integer in Go
Tags: string, integer, go, bigint
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12084105_c0 | 12084105 | go | 0 | Title: Extracting xml attributes with go
Problem title: Extracting xml attributes with go
Tags: xml, xml-parsing, go
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60004967_c0 | 60004967 | go | 0 | Title: Is there buffered lock pattern?
Problem title: Is there buffered lock pattern?
Tags: design-patterns, go
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32046192_c0 | 32046192 | go | 0 | Title: Stop on first test failure with `go test`
Problem title: Stop on first test failure with `go test`
Tags: unit-testing, go
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50107569_c0 | 50107569 | go | 0 | Title: detect duplicate in JSON String Golang
Problem title: detect duplicate in JSON String Golang
Tags: json, go
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59172077_c0 | 59172077 | go | 0 | Title: cadence workflow in case of cadence outage
Problem title: cadence workflow in case of cadence outage
Tags: go, cadence-workflow
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31775184_c0 | 31775184 | go | 0 | Title: Resetting cursor in Reader
Problem title: Resetting cursor in Reader
Tags: go
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3413389_c0 | 3413389 | go | 0 | Title: Panic recover in Go v.s. try catch in other languages
Problem title: Panic recover in Go v.s. try catch in other languages
Tags: exception, go, error-handling
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62044711_c0 | 62044711 | go | 0 | Title: Get database statistics via GORM
Problem title: Get database statistics via GORM
Tags: go-gorm, go
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40307373_c0 | 40307373 | go | 0 | Title: What does a caret before an int mean?
Problem title: What does a caret before an int mean?
Tags: twos-complement, go, bitwise-operators
Problem: What does a caret before an int mean? I'm aware the caret symbol ^ means bitwise XOR but I'm looking at a pice of Go code and I see things like input[0] = ^output[3] wh... | What does a caret before an int mean? What does a caret before an int mean? twos-complement go bitwise-operators What What does a caret before an int mean? I'm aware the caret symbol ^ means bitwise XOR but I'm looking at a pice of Go code and I see things like when I try for example: | [
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55202269_c0 | 55202269 | go | 0 | Title: Gob decoder throws EOF error for a time then stops
Problem title: Gob decoder throws EOF error for a time then stops
Tags: buffer, concurrency, go, gob
Problem: Gob decoder throws EOF error for a time then stops
Code signals: Gob, EOF, log.Println, Reading, Waiting, channel.Read, gob.Register, datums.Message, by... | Gob decoder throws EOF error for a time then stops Gob decoder throws EOF error for a time then stops buffer concurrency go gob Gob EOF log.Println Reading Waiting channel.Read gob.Register datums.Message bytes.NewBuffer gob.NewDecoder Decoding bbuf.Write dec.Decode Error Gob decoder throws EOF error for a time then st... | [
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57677074_c3 | 57677074 | go | 3 | 7.0.2.43627 > dns.google.domain: 15472+ A? github.com. (28) 19:00:10.224171 IP 172.17.0.2.43627 > dns.google.domain: 64629+ AAAA? github.com. (28)
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39171678_c0 | 39171678 | go | 0 | Title: "instanceof" equivalent in Golang
Problem title: "instanceof" equivalent in Golang
Tags: go
Problem: "instanceof" equivalent in Golang I have these structs: type Event interface { Accept(EventVisitor) } type Like struct { }
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25746198_c0 | 25746198 | go | 0 | Title: Is there a way to enable autocomplete in eclipse for programming Go
Problem title: Is there a way to enable autocomplete in eclipse for programming Go
Tags: goclipse, go, eclipse
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67686550_c0 | 67686550 | go | 0 | Title: gomobile does not support c-archive for android
Problem title: gomobile does not support c-archive for android
Tags: gomobile, gomobile-android, go
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71389684_c0 | 71389684 | go | 0 | Title: How to fix "net/http: TLS handshake timeout" issues on macOS
Problem title: How to fix "net/http: TLS handshake timeout" issues on macOS
Tags: keychain, macos, go, tls1.3
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59091824_c0 | 59091824 | go | 0 | Title: Why does printf leave an extra "%" after my output?
Problem title: Why does printf leave an extra "%" after my output?
Tags: go
Problem: Why does printf leave an extra "%" after my output? I have this piece of code a := 32 fmt.Printf("%d", a) the output is 32% when anyone would expect 32 Coul... | Why does printf leave an extra "%" after my output? Why does printf leave an extra "%" after my output? go Why fmt.Printf Why does printf leave an extra "%" after my output? I have this piece of code the output is when anyone would expect Could it be a terminal effect? I am using zsh. | [
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73039596_c1 | 73039596 | go | 1 | [ { "branch_id" : "branchId123", "op" : "test_op" }, { "branch_id" : "branchId456", "op" : "op1" }, { "branch_id" : "branchId789", "op" : "op2"}] } I don't know how to do that, can anybody help me?
Code signals: Mongodb, _id, ObjectId, branch_trans, branch_id, branchId123, test_op, branchId456, branchId789, GlobalTran... | [ { "branch_id" : "branchId123", "op" : "test_op" }, { "branch_id" : "branchId456", "op" : "op1" }, { "branch_id" : "branchId789", "op" : "op2"}] } I don't know how to do that, can anybody help me?
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