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shouldCallXGoInit refactor#2583

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on refactoring the internal logic for identifying and invoking XGo_Init methods on receiver types. By introducing a dedicated helper for method lookup and streamlining the shouldCallXGoInit function, the changes enhance code modularity and clarity in how receiver-bound methods are handled during code generation.

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  • Refactored Method Lookup: Extracted the core logic for finding methods on a types.Type into a new, reusable function named findMethodByType.
  • Improved shouldCallXGoInit Signature: The shouldCallXGoInit function was refactored to directly accept a *types.Var (representing the receiver), simplifying its interface and making its purpose clearer.
  • Updated Call Sites: Adjusted the loadFuncBody function to utilize the new shouldCallXGoInit signature and directly reference the receiver variable (recv) when generating code for XGo_Init calls and base class method calls.

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❌ Patch coverage is 92.85714% with 1 line in your changes missing coverage. Please review.
✅ Project coverage is 93.96%. Comparing base (889c248) to head (d82163b).
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Code Review

This pull request refactors the method lookup logic by extracting findMethodByType. The changes improve modularity and reuse. However, the extracted function findMethodByType has a bug where it only finds methods with value receivers, ignoring pointer receivers. I've suggested a fix for this. The rest of the refactoring, including the changes in loadFuncBody to use the actual receiver variable, looks good.

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Review Summary

This is a well-structured refactoring that improves code reusability and eliminates redundant type assertions. The extraction of findMethodByType and the change from string-based VarVal("this") to direct Val(recv) are both positive improvements.

Key observations:

  • Clean function extraction with appropriate separation of concerns
  • Eliminates redundant Named → TypeName → Named type assertion chain
  • Direct receiver variable access is more semantically correct than string lookup

One suggestion: Consider adding a nil guard in shouldCallXGoInit to maintain the defensive programming pattern from the original implementation.

@xushiwei xushiwei merged commit 56c18b5 into goplus:main Jan 29, 2026
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