英文:
how can I declare a slice of chan (channels) in func
问题
我正在尝试编写这样的函数，但我无法声明通道的切片。
func fanIn(set <-[]chan string) <-chan string {c := make(chan string)for i := range set {go func() { for {c <-set[i]} }()}return c}
在Go语言中，是否可以将通道的切片作为参数？例如调用示例：
set := [2]chan string{mylib.Boring("Joe"), mylib.Boring("Ann")}c := fanIn(set)
如果我可以这样做：
func fanIn(input1, input2 <-chan string) <-chan string {
我认为应该可以有一个<-chan string的切片或数组。
更新后的代码：
func fanIn(set []<-chan string) <-chan string {c := make(chan string)for i := range set {go func() {for {x := <-set[i]c <- x}}()}return c}func main() {set := []<-chan string{mylib.Boring("Joe"), mylib.Boring("Ann"), mylib.Boring("Max")}c := fanIn(set)for i := 0; i < 10; i++ {fmt.Println(<-c)}fmt.Println("You're boring: I'm leaving.")}
请注意，我只翻译了你提供的代码部分。
英文:
I'm trying to write function like this, but I can't declare slice of channels
func fanIn(set <-[]chan string) <-chan string {c := make(chan string)for i := range set {go func() { for {c <-set[i]} }()}return c}
is it possible in Go to have a slice of channels as argument?
example of call
set := [2]chan string{mylib.Boring("Joe"), mylib.Boring("Ann")}c := fanIn(set)
if I can do this
func fanIn(input1, input2 <-chan string) <-chan string {
I assume that it should be possible to have slice or array of "<-chan string"
updated:
func fanIn(set []<-chan string) <-chan string {c := make(chan string)for i := range set {go func() {for {x := <-set[i]c <- x}}()}return c}func main() {set := []<-chan string{mylib.Boring("Joe"), mylib.Boring("Ann"), mylib.Boring("Max")}c := fanIn(set)for i := 0; i < 10; i++ {fmt.Println(<-c)}fmt.Println("You're boring: I'm leaving.")}
答案1
得分: 4
我稍微修改了你的函数的语法，现在可以编译了：
func fanIn(set []<-chan string) <-chan string {c := make(chan string)for i := range set {// 这里是主要的改动 - 你从一个通道接收并发送到另一个通道。// 你之前的写法是将通道本身发送到另一个通道go func() { for {c <- <- set[i]} }()}return c}
顺便提一下，为了可读性，我会这样写：
go func() {for {x := <-set[i]c <- x}}()
编辑：你原来的代码在 goroutine 中使用了 set[i]，导致它们都从最后一个通道读取。这是修复后的版本：
func fanIn(set []<-chan string) <-chan string {c := make(chan string)for i := range set {go func(in <-chan string) {for {x := <-inc <- x}}(set[i])}return c}
英文:
I fixed the syntax in your function a bit, it compiles now:
func fanIn(set []<-chan string) <-chan string {c := make(chan string)for i := range set {// here is the main change - you receive from one channel and send to one.// the way you wrote it, you're sending the channel itself to the other channelgo func() { for {c <- <- set[i]} }()}return c}
BTW for the sake of readability, I'd write it as:
go func() {for {x := <-set[i]c <- x}}()
EDIT: Your original code had the problem of using set[i] inside the goroutine, causing them all to read from the last channel. here's a fixed version:
func fanIn(set []<-chan string) <-chan string {c := make(chan string)for i := range set {go func(in <-chan string) {for {x := <- inc <- x}}(set[i])}return c}
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