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Use a concrete type for JSON pointer #30
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Super cool. Are we looking to implement iterators anywhere else?
I can imagine the following: func (*Encoder) WriteTokens(seq iter.Seq2[Token, error]) error
func (*Decoder) ReadTokens() iter.Seq2[Token, error] but that can be future API. |
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at this point I would personally use //go:build go1.23
and test with Go master or the first pre-release once it's out, which should be soon. Ideally we would use goexperiment.rangefunc || 1.23
, but that's broken because of golang/go#66399. With your build tag as is, any 1.23 users can't see this API, which isn't right.
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At present, the iter
package has the goexperiment.rangefunc
tag, so go1.23
isn't enough. It's not clear to me whether the intent is to have iterators be directly supported in Go 1.23. For now I'll submit it with the current tag and we can adjust it accordingly based on what happens upstream.
WARNING: This commit includes breaking changes. Declare a jsontext.Pointer type as a named string type. This allows us to implement a Tokens method to conveniently iterate over all the reference tokens in the pointer using the upcoming iterators support. The new functionally is currently not tested by CI, but can be manually tested with: GOEXPERIMENT=rangefunc go.tip test ./...
WARNING: This commit includes breaking changes.
Declare a jsontext.Pointer type as a named string type.
This allows us to implement a Tokens method to conveniently iterate over all the reference tokens in the pointer using the upcoming iterators support.
The new functionally is currently not tested by CI, but can be manually tested with: