Here I found the following code -
// ptr wraps the given value with pointer: V => *V, *V => **V, etc.
func ptr(v reflect.Value) reflect.Value {
pt := reflect.PtrTo(v.Type()) // create a *T type.
pv := reflect.New(pt.Elem()) // create a reflect.Value of type *T.
pv.Elem().Set(v) // sets pv to point to underlying value of v.
return pv
}
As stated, calling this function on variable V of type reflect.Value, which describes an element of type T that holds data d, returns variable VP of type reflect.Value, which describes an element of type *T that points to data d.
When modifying VP by setting it's data to something other then d, V doesn't change (ie by calling VP.Set(..)).
I need a function that returns VP as described above, but so that modifying the data in VP modifies it in V.
The reason I need this function is that I want to extend this stack overflow answer to initialize strings and ints with default values. I wanted to use this stack overflow answer to do it, but for that I need to have a value of a pointer of a struct, not a value of a struct, when running SetString and SetInt.
Thanks,
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