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I'm trying to use Go's reflection system to retrieve the name of a function but I get an empty string when calling the Name method on its type. Is this the expected behavior?
This is a simple example of how I approach the problem:
package main import "fmt" import "reflect" func main() { typ := reflect.TypeOf(main) name := typ.Name() fmt.Println("Name of function" + name) } 
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Using MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod() method can be used, which returns a MethodBase object representing the currently executing method. That's all about getting the name of the current method in C#.
Pass the name of the method as an argument to GetMethod. To invoke GetDetails, use the MethodInfo object to call the Invoke method and pass studentObject as a parameter. And finally, display the details using a String det and also define the class.
The MethodInfo class represents a method of a type. You can use a MethodInfo object to obtain information about the method that the object represents and to invoke the method.
The solution is to use FuncForPc which returns a *Func.
This returns "main.main" :
package main import "fmt" import "reflect" import "runtime" func main() { name := runtime.FuncForPC(reflect.ValueOf(main).Pointer()).Name() fmt.Println("Name of function : " + name) } If you want "main", just tokenize it.
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