gopkg.in/qamarian-dtp/cart.v1
This package implements the Cart abstract data type, a data type that could be used to collect items from around a program. For example: if you want to collect some items from some goroutines, you could create a Cart and pass its pointer to the goroutines. The goroutines can keep adding items to the cart, and when you are no longer interested in collecting new items, you can harvest the cart. Once you harvest the cart, no new item can be added to the cart. To prevent unauthorized routines from harvesting a cart, method harvest () can not be called directly on a cart. This is the reason why harvesting of a cart can only be done via the admin panel of the cart. Warning! When importing this package, import a specific version of the package because the master branch of its Github repository (https://github.com/qamarian-dtp/cart) is not guaranteed to be always backward compatible with older versions. Don't know how to import a specific version, you can read up the http://gopkg.in tool.
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This package implements the Cart abstract data type, a data type that could be used to collect items from around a program. See a more detailed documentation on GoDoc.
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This package implements the Cart abstract data type, a data type that could be used to collect items from around a program. For example: if you want to collect some items from some goroutines, you could create a Cart and pass its pointer to the goroutines. The goroutines can keep adding items to the cart, and when you are no longer interested in collecting new items, you can harvest the cart. Once you harvest the cart, no new item can be added to the cart. To prevent unauthorized routines from harvesting a cart, method harvest () can not be called directly on a cart. This is the reason why harvesting of a cart can only be done via the admin panel of the cart. Warning! When importing this package, import a specific version of the package because the master branch of its Github repository (https://github.com/qamarian-dtp/cart) is not guaranteed to be always backward compatible with older versions. Don't know how to import a specific version, you can read up the http://gopkg.in tool.
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