Yes, but the `container/list` standard library uses the same approach.
I wrote a Cartesian product library that took a different tack--it splits the index and iterator cursor logic (integer fiddling) into one struct and the actual type into another, so it's easy to build type-checked objects.
In full disclosure, though, that was mainly because the alternative (using `interface{}`) was so utterly painful.
I wrote a Cartesian product library that took a different tack--it splits the index and iterator cursor logic (integer fiddling) into one struct and the actual type into another, so it's easy to build type-checked objects.
In full disclosure, though, that was mainly because the alternative (using `interface{}`) was so utterly painful.