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pkgreflect - A Go preprocessor for package scoped reflection
Problem: Go reflection does not support enumerating types, variables and functions of packages.
pkgreflect generates a file named pkgreflect.go in every parsed package directory. This file contains the following maps of exported names to reflection types/values:
var Types = map[string]reflect.Type{ ... }
var Functions = map[string]reflect.Value{ ... }
var Variables = map[string]reflect.Value{ ... }
var Consts = map[string]reflect.Value{ ... }
Command line usage:
pkgreflect --help
pkgreflect [-notypes][-nofuncs][-novars][-noconsts][-unexported][-norecurs][-gofile=filename.go] [DIR_NAME]
If -norecurs is not set, then pkgreflect traverses recursively into sub-directories. If no DIR_NAME is given, then the current directory is used as root.
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Problem: Go reflection does not support enumerating types, variables and functions of packages.
pkgreflect generates a file named pkgreflect.go in every parsed package directory. This file contains the following maps of exported names to reflection types/values:
var Types = map[string]reflect.Type{ ... }
var Functions = map[string]reflect.Value{ ... }
var Variables = map[string]reflect.Value{ ... }
Command line usage:
pkgreflect --help pkgreflect [-notypes][-nofuncs][-novars][-unexported][-norecurs][-gofile=filename.go] [DIR_NAME]
If -norecurs is not set, then pkgreflect traverses recursively into sub-directories. If no DIR_NAME is given, then the current directory is used as root.
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