stringer

They are a boon to Hiro because they embody the worst stereotype of the CIC stringer.

Those geometric extrusion strings are more marketing than anything else (and shred your stringer's fingers).

Only sometimes.) #5 - as others said already, you can be smart and spare yourself some dumb work here and use golang.org/x/tools/cmd/stringer + go generate.

I mean, everyone's a stringer now, right?

I found it strange how they didn't mention the stringer tool[1] in #5 though.

In practice you won't be messing with the constants a huge amount, and if you're using something like stringer then it's easy to keep that in mind.

That's a 40-degree day, to use Stringer Bell's terminology.

I was a stringer for a small paper for while receiving cash payments.

I worked as a stringer for the local paper for some years.

I haven't spent much time looking into this, and haven't used it yet, but from the Stringer example, they're providing us with a tool to generate strings for enum values.

If you see //go:generate stringer -type Pill const ( Placebo Pill = iota Aspirin ) Then you'll probably remember when you add an item to the list that you need to rerun go generate.

If you're using stringer, you've opted into it by adding //go:generate lines to your source, and so if you're messing with your code you just have to remember to run `go generate` (or stick a comment near the constant definition to remind yourself).

As Stringer Bell so astutely put it on The Wire: "[Are] you taking notes on a criminal fucking conspiracy?"

Or worse: what if there's a tool called "stringer" on your device that isn't what is on the developer's machine?

Stringer Bell doesn't love "The Game" (meaning criminal enterprise).

I searched for "stringer" (the name of one of my open source projects) and I see "npmjs" "sourceforge" and "github" with a neutral smile-y face - what does that mean?

Stringer said, the pension funds have reported the performance of many of their investments before taking the fees paid to money managers into account.