I can't reproduce this in go playground (yet), but under what circumstances
would/could/should:
nss := []namespace.Namespace{
append(ns, g2message.NamespaceWin...),
append(ns, g2message.NamespaceSpend...),
}
Act differently than:
ns1 := append(ns, g2message.NamespaceWin...)
ns2 := append(ns, g2message.NamespaceSpend...)
nss := []namespace.Namespace{
ns1,
ns2,
}
ns is a parameter on the function (actually, it's a parameter on the
function that generated the function that is being called, and ns is a
closure), and is currently:
namespace.New("localhost")
The definitions in the "namespace" and "g2message" packages are:
type Namespace []string
var NamespaceWin namespace.New("win") // New is making Namespace{"win"}
var NamespaceSpend namespace.New("spend")
I would think under no circumstances; however, that's not my experience.
Result of fmt.Println(nss) on the first example (expected):
[[localhost win] [localhost spend]]
Result of fmt.Println(nss) on the second example:
[[localhost spend] [localhost spend]]
It's not running in a loop, separate goroutine, or anything. Those lines
are all that change between the two results. I'm at a loss. I will keep
trying to reproduce in go playground.
Thanks,
Evan
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