Golang
To define Golang as the target language in a template file :
#set( $env.language = 'Go' )
The information below shows the behavior of the generator when Golang is the current target language.
The table below describes how model neutral types are automatically converted to Golang types with potential impact due to attribute annotations.
Model type | Go type | with annotation |
string | string | |
byte | byte
uint8 | @UnsignedType |
short | int16
uint16 | @UnsignedType |
int | int32
uint32 | @UnsignedType |
long | int64
uint64 | @UnsignedType |
decimal | float64 | |
float | float32 | |
double | float64 | |
boolean | bool | |
date | time.Time | |
time | time.Time | |
timestamp | time.Time | |
binary | [ ] byte | |
- @UnsignedType has effect only for byte, short, int, long
- @ObjectType no effect
- @NotNull no effect
- @PrimitiveType no effect
- $attribute.fullType no effect (always returns the standard Go type)
- $attribute.simpleTypeno effect (always returns the standard Go type)
- $attribute.wrapperType no effect (always returns the standard Go type)
So, for Golang you can always use the basic "$attribute.type"
For more information about Golang types see :
Golang literal | |
TRUE | true |
FALSE | false |
NULL | nil |
Below some examples of literal values generated for each type :
Model type | Golang type | Golang literal value |
string | string | "AAA" |
byte | byte uint8 | 1 |
short | int16
uint16 | 1 |
int | int32
uint32 | 100 |
long | int64
uint64 | 1000 |
decimal | float64 | 10000.77 |
float | float32 | 1000.5 |
double | float64 | 1000.66 |
boolean | bool | true or false |
date | time.Time | nil |
time | time.Time | nil |
timestamp | time.Time | nil |
binary | [ ] byte | nil |
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