fix example #132
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In a real-world usage scenario the user will be importing golang-lru, not running it in the same file. Thus we can't just do `New`, we need to do `lru.New`. While I was at it I changed the example to be a complete runnable example. https://replit.com/@almenon/FrenchFickleOutliers#main.go
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Thanks @Almenon that helped me a lot. you know the docs are bad when you start going to issues / pull requests to find better examples :) |
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In a real-world usage scenario the user will be importing golang-lru, not running it in the same file. Thus we can't just do
New, we need to dolru.New. While I was at it I changed the example to be a complete runnable example.https://replit.com/@almenon/FrenchFickleOutliers#main.go
This may seem like a very small change, but from a beginner's perspective this makes the usage a lot clearer.