I have this struct:
type AppContext struct {
DB *db.DB
Properties *db.Col
}
Properties
of the Type *db.Col
is a Tiedot Collection.
The problem I have is that for my buffering system I want to be able to fetch name of the collection. Weirdly enough the default deployment of the library can't do it.
When I instantiate the AppContext
like so:
App = AppContext{}
..and then do:
App.DB.Create("Properties")
App.Properties = App.DB.Use("Properties")
I want to add an instance method, but it doesn't allow me to:
func (dbCol App.Properties) ColName() string {
return "Properties"
}
Any idea how I could accomplish this or maybe extend Tiedot in a smarter way?
I do not think that such extension is possible in Go. However, I sure that the problem can be solved in some other way. For example, you can create structure that holds the collection and its name:
type Collection struct {
Col *tiedot.Col
Name string
}
and initialise it
App.Properties = Collection{App.DB.Use("Properties"), "Properties"}