I know there is typecasting in GoLang, such as:
type long int64;
type ulong uint64;
var l long = 39486;
var i16 = int64(l);
var ui16 = uint64(i16);
fmt.Println( string([]byte {100, 150, 125, 68, 66}) );
But is there a way to add them to interface/struct types?
type IJType interface {/* ... */}
type JByte struct {/* Implements IJType */}
Is there a way I could make a constructor, like in the following?
var j JByte = JByte(255 /*byte*/); // -> JByte(byte) -> JByte {/* ... */}
byte(j); // 255.
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I know I can make a function called
ConstructJByte,NewJByte, etc... But I want to avoid that, I want the literal typecasting that Go has. (Unless those are just functions in disguise, with the same name as the type (somehow).)