[stable since 2013] a lib for loading XML Schema Definition (XSD) files ➜ plus, a tool `makepkg` to code-generate from any *.xsd your Go package with all needed `struct`s to readily `xml.Unmarshal()` documents into, based on the XSD's schema definitions. NOT REALLY MAINTAINED FOR YEARS NOW: try the forks if running into issues.
panic: runtime error: slice bounds out of range
goroutine 1 [running]:
github.com/metaleap/go-xsd/types.ListValues(0x340ce0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, ...)
/Users/Dmitri/Dmitri/^Work/^GitHub/Conception/GoLanding/src/github.com/metaleap/go-xsd/types/xsdtypes.go:984 +0x88
github.com/go3d/go-collada/imp-1%2e5.load_NodeDef(0xc200132480, 0xc2000b8900)
/Users/Dmitri/Dmitri/^Work/^GitHub/Conception/GoLanding/src/github.com/go3d/go-collada/imp-1.5/imploads.go:1427 +0xd9
github.com/go3d/go-collada/imp-1%2e5.init_NodeDef(0xc200132480, 0xc2000b8900)
/Users/Dmitri/Dmitri/^Work/^GitHub/Conception/GoLanding/src/github.com/go3d/go-collada/imp-1.5/impinits.go:857 +0xe7
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It will still panic if given a non-empty string consisting of only whitespace.
I don't know the exact business requirements for this function, but I'm pretty sure it can be rewritten to make use of Go's standard library (e.g. http://golang.org/pkg/strings/ has funcs like Trim(), TrimLeft(), TrimLeftFunc(), Split(), etc.) to be much more concise, easier to understand and maintain, and less error-prone.
Perhaps the whole ListValues() func can be replaced with something along the lines of:
Fixes the following issue:
It will still panic if given a non-empty string consisting of only whitespace.
I don't know the exact business requirements for this function, but I'm pretty sure it can be rewritten to make use of Go's standard library (e.g. http://golang.org/pkg/strings/ has funcs like Trim(), TrimLeft(), TrimLeftFunc(), Split(), etc.) to be much more concise, easier to understand and maintain, and less error-prone.
Perhaps the whole ListValues() func can be replaced with something along the lines of:
Or slightly more verbose depending on the exact business requirements.