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allows readers to access the slice as whole after a type asserition
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@kylebrandt was this intentionally not-merged? the provided functionality seems useful, I know I needed to access all the items of a given field, so something better than a for-loop over indexes would have been nice. though I wonder if we could have done some generics-magic to not-have-to cast to the right type after calling the method.. |
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allows readers to access the slice as whole after a type assertion
This effect gives a way to expose the underlying vector property. For example, one can get the []float64 slice without making a new one.