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• How to avoid "resource temporarily unavailable" when reading from net.Conn
  Hello, I'm working with net.Conn (tcp4), and I get a lot of "resource temporarily unavailable" using io.ReadFull, what can I do to avoid this? Or what should I do when I receive this error? I would like to set the socket to blocking mode, I think this would solve the issue. Thanks, Roger. […]
• Re: [go-nuts] Re: Error using regexp.Match
  It did show a warning. You passed that warning to the regexp parser. Russ […]
• Re: [go-nuts] fmt should show warning
  "%s(int=97)" is a wonderful warning. short and to the point. […]
• Re: [go-nuts] fmt should show warning
  Sometimes, when you make a programming error, it doesn't necessarily mean the language should change. It just means you should aim to be a little more careful. /$0.02 […]
• Re: [go-nuts] fmt should show warning
  And what expectations does fmt have? Chris […]
• Re: Error using regexp.Match
  but fmt is specific to Go so should show a warning [link] […]
• Re: [go-nuts] Re: Error using regexp.Match
  That's what unit tests are for ... (regexp gotchas are of course not specific to Go.) Chris […]
• Comparison of efficient data structures
  This post could be useful if anyone wants to implement some of these data structures [link] […]
• Re: [go-nuts] http.URLEscape not escaping $
  It's described by a standard, but the standard is not terribly clear. Every different piece of a URL has a slightly different set of characters that must be escaped, and there's no nice list saying "here they are". I've created [link] so that we remember to take another stab at this. […]
• Re: [go-nuts] http.URLEscape not escaping $
  Well, I use http.URLEscape to query bittorrent trackers, you have to escape the so called "infohash", which is a 20 byte sha1 sum, and the trackers won't accept $, it returns "Invalid request", but if I change "$" for "%24" everything works fine. Everything is described in this document: [link] […]