What's the fmt code for printing a string as an array of bytes?
If I have a marshaled json object, I can print bytes like so:
type Fakejs struct {
Fake string `json:"fake"`
}
fjs := Fakejs {Fake:"abc"}
mjs, err := json.Marshal(fjs)
fmt.Println(mjs)
Produces
[123 34 102 97 107 101 34 58 34 97 98 99 34 125]
Which is what I want. However, with a regular string, I try this:
mystr := "{\"fake\":\"abc\"}"
fmt.Printf("mystr:\t %x
", []byte(mystr))
And this produces:
7b2266616b65223a22616263227d
Which is not what I want. What is the "%x"-like format code that will printf the string as an array of bytes.
https://play.golang.org/p/eQcZm57k1C1
package main
import (
"fmt"
)
func main() {
mystr := "{\"fake\":\"abc\"}"
fmt.Printf("mystr:\t %v
", []byte(mystr))
}
prints
mystr: [123 34 102 97 107 101 34 58 34 97 98 99 34 125]