Voici un exemple de base comme celui d'Evan Shaw, mais avec une structure :
package main
import (
"fmt"
"reflect"
)
func main() {
type Product struct {
Name string
Price string
}
var product Product
productType := reflect.TypeOf(product) // this type of this variable is reflect.Type
productPointer := reflect.New(productType) // this type of this variable is reflect.Value.
productValue := productPointer.Elem() // this type of this variable is reflect.Value.
productInterface := productValue.Interface() // this type of this variable is interface{}
product2 := productInterface.(Product) // this type of this variable is product
product2.Name = "Toothbrush"
product2.Price = "2.50"
fmt.Println(product2.Name)
fmt.Println(product2.Price)
}
Selon la réponse de newacct, en utilisant Reflect.zero, ce serait :
var product Product
productType := reflect.TypeOf(product) // this type of this variable is reflect.Type
productValue := reflect.Zero(productType) // this type of this variable is reflect.Value
productInterface := productValue.Interface() // this type of this variable is interface{}
product2 := productInterface.(Product) // the type of this variable is Product
C'est un excellent article sur les bases de la réflexion en go.