Abstracted path.Matcher to Matcher interface #8
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Is there any reason why this is not getting merged? |
olebedev
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Sep 11, 2020
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| // optionally include a matcher to use or nil to use the default | ||
| // which implements path.Match() from the system library | ||
| func New(capacity uint, matcher Matcher) *Emitter { |
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How about to create another function/constructor, like:
func NewWithMatcher(capacity uint, matcher Matcher) *Emitter {or make it a variadic function, like:
func New(capacity uint, matcher ...Matcher) *Emitter {rather than introducing a broken change?
I would prefer to don't change the existing library's API if it's not a but fix.
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Hello,
I had a project where I was using your library, but needed different matching than path.Match (our strings have "/" in them, but are not paths).
So I pulled the match functionality out into an interface to make it easier to override. Thought I'd push it back and see if it was useful.
Thanks for the cool library.