Hi Joe, to my current understanding of things i would say that both ways
are the same and without further context it seems similar.
Using a pointer reciever it seems more object-oriented to me, as i have
spend many years working in Java.
I know this:
type S struct {}
func (s S) pepe () {}
"s.pepe()" is Equals to "S.pepe(s)"
So... very good question! I hope someone could answer with more information.
El sábado, 10 de agosto de 2019, 19:57:34 (UTC-3), joe mcguckin escribió:
>
> Is there a recommended usage for either style?
>
> Take ListenPacket for example. There a (*ListenConfig).ListenPacket
> version and a version that takes arguments.
>
> What's the difference and what is the desired usage of either?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Joe
>
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