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Given Equalf essentially invokes Equal, why do *f even exist as separate functions?
Equalf
Equal
*f
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I was wondering the exact same thing. Maybe some legacy reason?
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It's a fix for go vet. See #339
go vet
@emou In that case Equal must also behave like fmt.Print, not like fmt.Printf.
fmt.Print
fmt.Printf
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Given
Equalf
essentially invokesEqual
, why do*f
even exist as separate functions?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: