ID returns a unique (per Context) identifier that represents this type. For a named type, this identifier represents the underlying type and not the named type itself. Callers that care about the underlying type of a Value for example should prefer to use this instead of using a Go type assertion o
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| 38 | // example should prefer to use this instead of using a Go |
| 39 | // type assertion on a Type instance. |
| 40 | ID() int |
| 41 | Kind() Kind |
| 42 | } |
| 43 |
no outgoing calls