I'm new working on golang, In this case I have a map [string] which has a struct. At this point everything is works.
But I would like to have a map[string] in which I can access at the same time to another map[string] which has it self struct.
This is the code in which I'm trying to work.
type myStruct struct{
atrib1 string
atrib2 string
}
var apiRequest map[string] map[string]myStruct
I would like acces to something like this:
func main() {
apiRequest = make(map[string] map[string]myStruct)
apiKeyTypeRequest["Key"]["MyFirstOption"].atrib1 = "first Value first op"
apiKeyTypeRequest["Key"]["MyFirstOption"].atrib2 = "second Value first op"
apiKeyTypeRequest["Key"]["MysecondtOption"].atrib1 = "first Value second op"
}
An alternative to using a map inside a map, is to have a single map[mapKey]
where mapKey
is a struct:
type mapKey struct {
Key string
Option string
}
The benefits is that you only have to do a single lookup when searching for a myStruct
, and you only have to create a single map.
The downside is in case you need to be able to get that options map[string]myStruct
map, since it does not exist. Also, you cannot check if a certain key exists or not, because keys and options exists in pairs.
Working example:
package main
import "fmt"
type myStruct struct {
atrib1 string
atrib2 string
}
type mapKey struct {
Key string
Option string
}
func main() {
apiKeyTypeRequest := make(map[mapKey]myStruct)
apiKeyTypeRequest[mapKey{"Key", "MyFirstOption"}] = myStruct{"first Value first op", "second Value first op"}
apiKeyTypeRequest[mapKey{"Key", "MysecondtOption"}] = myStruct{atrib1: "first Value second op"}
fmt.Printf("%+v\n", apiKeyTypeRequest)
}
Playground: http://play.golang.org/p/tGd7ja7QI2
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