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I come from the Java-side of things where I could easily get a class from a string and the method in the class also from a string using reflection.
I'd like to do the same thing in golang and from the looks of the specification on golang, I won't be able to do the same thing:
Essentially I want to do:
// keep in mind this is pseudo-code
func Get(className string, methodName string, parameters ...interface{}) {
class, err := reflect.GetType(className)
// ... typical error checking
method, err = reflect.GetMethod(class, "methodName")
// ... typical error checking
method.Call(parameters)
}
I have a configuration file which may have many implementations for a particular interface. In it, I specify the type and method it should use to load and create the object.
All of the reflect code I saw was referencing having the interface upfront, ie. not from a string.
Is this possible?
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