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Why do not binding ajax json data for my custom struct type?



My env:




  • golang

  • echo framework


go binding function



/**
* function : Model Init
*/
func modelInit(c echo.Context) tetrisModel.Tetris {
tetris := tetrisModel.DefaultInit()
if err := c.Bind(tetris); err != nil {
c.Logger().Error(err)
}

return *tetris
}


call modelInit



func Control(c echo.Context) tetrisModel.Tetris {
tetris := modelInit(c)
fmt.Println("=======================")
fmt.Println(c.FormValue("nowBlockPositionX"))
fmt.Println(tetris.NowBlockPositionX) // do not printing, why?
fmt.Println("=======================")

// ... ... other code... ...
}


the result:



fmt.Println(c.FormValue("nowBlockPositionX")) > working



fmt.Println(tetris.NowBlockPositionX) not working / not printing, why? (do not binding)



I hope, this code will print the '3'



DefaultInit()



func DefaultInit() *Tetris {
tetris := new(Tetris)

// some default data setting...

return tetris
}





tetris model code



type Tetris struct {
NowBlockPositionX int `form:"nowBlockPositionX" json:"nowBlockPositionX"`
NowBlockPositionY int `form:"nowBlockPositionY" json:"nowBlockPositionY"`
NowBlock map[string]int `form:"nowBlock" json:"nowBlock"`

// other data exists...
}





ajax json data(POST type)



{
nowBlockPositionX: 3
, nowBlockPositionY: 0
, nowBlock: {L: 0}
// other data exists...
}


I understand if go struct type has literal string (like this : form:"nowBlock" json:"nowBlock") then the structure auto bind('Bind function'). isn't it?










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    Why do not binding ajax json data for my custom struct type?



    My env:




    • golang

    • echo framework


    go binding function



    /**
    * function : Model Init
    */
    func modelInit(c echo.Context) tetrisModel.Tetris {
    tetris := tetrisModel.DefaultInit()
    if err := c.Bind(tetris); err != nil {
    c.Logger().Error(err)
    }

    return *tetris
    }


    call modelInit



    func Control(c echo.Context) tetrisModel.Tetris {
    tetris := modelInit(c)
    fmt.Println("=======================")
    fmt.Println(c.FormValue("nowBlockPositionX"))
    fmt.Println(tetris.NowBlockPositionX) // do not printing, why?
    fmt.Println("=======================")

    // ... ... other code... ...
    }


    the result:



    fmt.Println(c.FormValue("nowBlockPositionX")) > working



    fmt.Println(tetris.NowBlockPositionX) not working / not printing, why? (do not binding)



    I hope, this code will print the '3'



    DefaultInit()



    func DefaultInit() *Tetris {
    tetris := new(Tetris)

    // some default data setting...

    return tetris
    }





    tetris model code



    type Tetris struct {
    NowBlockPositionX int `form:"nowBlockPositionX" json:"nowBlockPositionX"`
    NowBlockPositionY int `form:"nowBlockPositionY" json:"nowBlockPositionY"`
    NowBlock map[string]int `form:"nowBlock" json:"nowBlock"`

    // other data exists...
    }





    ajax json data(POST type)



    {
    nowBlockPositionX: 3
    , nowBlockPositionY: 0
    , nowBlock: {L: 0}
    // other data exists...
    }


    I understand if go struct type has literal string (like this : form:"nowBlock" json:"nowBlock") then the structure auto bind('Bind function'). isn't it?










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      Why do not binding ajax json data for my custom struct type?



      My env:




      • golang

      • echo framework


      go binding function



      /**
      * function : Model Init
      */
      func modelInit(c echo.Context) tetrisModel.Tetris {
      tetris := tetrisModel.DefaultInit()
      if err := c.Bind(tetris); err != nil {
      c.Logger().Error(err)
      }

      return *tetris
      }


      call modelInit



      func Control(c echo.Context) tetrisModel.Tetris {
      tetris := modelInit(c)
      fmt.Println("=======================")
      fmt.Println(c.FormValue("nowBlockPositionX"))
      fmt.Println(tetris.NowBlockPositionX) // do not printing, why?
      fmt.Println("=======================")

      // ... ... other code... ...
      }


      the result:



      fmt.Println(c.FormValue("nowBlockPositionX")) > working



      fmt.Println(tetris.NowBlockPositionX) not working / not printing, why? (do not binding)



      I hope, this code will print the '3'



      DefaultInit()



      func DefaultInit() *Tetris {
      tetris := new(Tetris)

      // some default data setting...

      return tetris
      }





      tetris model code



      type Tetris struct {
      NowBlockPositionX int `form:"nowBlockPositionX" json:"nowBlockPositionX"`
      NowBlockPositionY int `form:"nowBlockPositionY" json:"nowBlockPositionY"`
      NowBlock map[string]int `form:"nowBlock" json:"nowBlock"`

      // other data exists...
      }





      ajax json data(POST type)



      {
      nowBlockPositionX: 3
      , nowBlockPositionY: 0
      , nowBlock: {L: 0}
      // other data exists...
      }


      I understand if go struct type has literal string (like this : form:"nowBlock" json:"nowBlock") then the structure auto bind('Bind function'). isn't it?










      share|improve this question
















      Why do not binding ajax json data for my custom struct type?



      My env:




      • golang

      • echo framework


      go binding function



      /**
      * function : Model Init
      */
      func modelInit(c echo.Context) tetrisModel.Tetris {
      tetris := tetrisModel.DefaultInit()
      if err := c.Bind(tetris); err != nil {
      c.Logger().Error(err)
      }

      return *tetris
      }


      call modelInit



      func Control(c echo.Context) tetrisModel.Tetris {
      tetris := modelInit(c)
      fmt.Println("=======================")
      fmt.Println(c.FormValue("nowBlockPositionX"))
      fmt.Println(tetris.NowBlockPositionX) // do not printing, why?
      fmt.Println("=======================")

      // ... ... other code... ...
      }


      the result:



      fmt.Println(c.FormValue("nowBlockPositionX")) > working



      fmt.Println(tetris.NowBlockPositionX) not working / not printing, why? (do not binding)



      I hope, this code will print the '3'



      DefaultInit()



      func DefaultInit() *Tetris {
      tetris := new(Tetris)

      // some default data setting...

      return tetris
      }





      tetris model code



      type Tetris struct {
      NowBlockPositionX int `form:"nowBlockPositionX" json:"nowBlockPositionX"`
      NowBlockPositionY int `form:"nowBlockPositionY" json:"nowBlockPositionY"`
      NowBlock map[string]int `form:"nowBlock" json:"nowBlock"`

      // other data exists...
      }





      ajax json data(POST type)



      {
      nowBlockPositionX: 3
      , nowBlockPositionY: 0
      , nowBlock: {L: 0}
      // other data exists...
      }


      I understand if go struct type has literal string (like this : form:"nowBlock" json:"nowBlock") then the structure auto bind('Bind function'). isn't it?







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