Update struct names to use exported types #8
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The struct names in various files were updated to start with a capital letter which makes them exported and usable in other packages. This change allows these types to be used directly (declaration, parameters, return type). Types that need initialization (and have a pseudo-constructor) and are exported through interfaces were not modified.
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thanks @mullerch , added new release tag to v0.1.2 |
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The struct names in various files were updated to start with a capital letter which makes them exported and usable in other packages. This change allows these types to be used directly (declaration, parameters, return type).
Types that need initialization (and have a pseudo-constructor) and are exported through interfaces were not modified.
This change should be backward compatible as those types could not be used directly before.
Fixes #7