See this playground snippet.
Relevant code:
type somethingFuncy func(int) bool
func funcy(i int) bool {
return i%2 == 0
}
var a interface{} = funcy
func main() {
_ = a.(func(int) bool) // Works
fmt.Println("Awesome -- apparently, literally specifying the func signature works.")
_ = a.(somethingFuncy) // Panics
fmt.Println("Darn -- doesn't get here. But somethingFuncy is the same signature as func(int) bool.")
}
The first cast works, by explicitly declaring the type. But the second cast panics. Why? Is there a clean way to cast to a longer func signature?
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