Is there a way to copy a generic struct (i.e. a struct whose property names are unknown) and skip a single, known property?
Here is what I know:
- The parameter to my function--I will call the parameter
myData
-- is of typeinterface{}
. -
myData
is a struct. -
myData
has a known propertypath
. -
myData
has anywhere from 0 to 6 or so other properties, none of which are known a priori. - Once I remove that
path
property, then the “leftover” is one of say 30 possible struct types.
So I want to strip path
out of myData
(or more accurately make a copy that omits path
) so that various bits of generated code that try to coerce the struct to one of its possible types will be able to succeed.
I have found examples of copying a struct by reflection, but they typically create an empty struct of the same underlying type, then fill it in. So is it even possible to delete a property as I have outlined...?