Function toNumber

number.go:91–136 · view source on GitHub ↗

toNumber's semantics differ from other "to" functions. It returns false as the second parameter if the conversion fails. This is to signal other callers that they should proceed with their own conversions.

(i any)

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89	// It returns false as the second parameter if the conversion fails.
90	// This is to signal other callers that they should proceed with their own conversions.
91	func toNumber[T Number](i any) (T, bool) {
92	i, _ = indirect(i)
93
94	switch s := i.(type) {
95	case T:
96	return s, true
97	case int:
98	return T(s), true
99	case int8:
100	return T(s), true
101	case int16:
102	return T(s), true
103	case int32:
104	return T(s), true
105	case int64:
106	return T(s), true
107	case uint:
108	return T(s), true
109	case uint8:
110	return T(s), true
111	case uint16:
112	return T(s), true
113	case uint32:
114	return T(s), true
115	case uint64:
116	return T(s), true
117	case float32:
118	return T(s), true
119	case float64:
120	return T(s), true
121	case bool:
122	if s {
123	return 1, true
124	}
125
126	return 0, true
127	case nil:
128	return 0, true
129	case time.Weekday:
130	return T(s), true
131	case time.Month:
132	return T(s), true
133	}
134
135	return 0, false
136	}
137
138	func toNumberE[T Number](i any, parseFn func(string) (T, error)) (T, error) {
139	n, ok := toNumber[T](i)

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indirectFunction · 0.85

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