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How to access nested structure elements

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How to access nested structure elements

php editor Xigua will introduce how to access nested structural elements. In programming, nested structures are often used to represent complex data structures, such as multi-level arrays or objects. To access elements in a nested structure we need to use appropriate syntax and methods. This article will explain in detail how to access and obtain elements in the nested structure step by step according to the level, helping readers better understand and process nested structure data. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, this article will provide you with practical tips and examples to help you easily deal with the need to access nested structural elements.

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I have such a structure. I want to parse my json into this structure. But I can't access the nested structure.

I would like to be able to achieve a similar substructure, but I can't:

func main() {
    str := `[{
        "applicationdefaults":  {
            "applicationpoolname": "defaultapppool",
                ....
    }]`

    mdl := foo(str)

    // mdl.applicationdefaults ?? i can't reach like this. there are only a few functions like: append!, last! , print!, range!, reverse!, sort!, var!
}
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Can anyone help?

My structure:

package model

type sitesdetails []struct {
    applicationdefaults struct {
        applicationpoolname string      `json:"applicationpoolname"`
        enabledprotocols    string      `json:"enabledprotocols"`
        attributes          string      `json:"attributes"`
        childelements       string      `json:"childelements"`
        elementtagname      string      `json:"elementtagname"`
        islocallystored     bool        `json:"islocallystored"`
        methods             interface{} `json:"methods"`
        rawattributes       string      `json:"rawattributes"`
        schema              string      `json:"schema"`
    } `json:"applicationdefaults"`
    applications []string `json:"applications"`
    bindings     []string `json:"bindings"`
    id           int      `json:"id"`
    limits       struct {
        connectiontimeout string      `json:"connectiontimeout"`
        maxbandwidth      int64       `json:"maxbandwidth"`
        maxconnections    int64       `json:"maxconnections"`
        maxurlsegments    int         `json:"maxurlsegments"`
        attributes        string      `json:"attributes"`
        childelements     string      `json:"childelements"`
        elementtagname    string      `json:"elementtagname"`
        islocallystored   bool        `json:"islocallystored"`
        methods           interface{} `json:"methods"`
        rawattributes     string      `json:"rawattributes"`
        schema            string      `json:"schema"`
    } `json:"limits"`
}
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This is the code I use to parse json into a structure:

func foo(resp string) model.SitesDetails {
    data := []byte(resp)

    var m model.SitesDetails
    err := json.Unmarshal(data, &m)
    if err != nil {
        log.Fatal(err)
    }
    return m
}
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Workaround

You are unmarshaling to a slice here (because your sitesdetails type is []struct and your json starts with an array), so you should be able to access your details via

poolName := model[0].ApplicationDefaults.ApplicationPoolName
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This also explains why your IDE only suggests operations that can be applied to slices, such as append (I guess this inserts the correct code to append to your slice).

BTW, you really shouldn't call your variable model, since that's also the name you're apparently using for your package (you're using model.sitesdetails) , so your variable names will hide the package at this point - this can lead to huge confusion, and any decent IDE should warn you about this.

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