Go language Perverted usage

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Today in order to submit notepad++ highlighted bug, wrote a perverted code.

Bug Address: https://code.google.com/p/go/issues/detail?id=5798

The following is a slightly adjusted code (HTTP://PLAY.GOLANG.ORG/P/RYQ82B7BN2):

package mainimport "fmt"type int bytefunc (p int) Foo() {    fmt.Printf("int.Foo: %v\n", p)}func int_Foo(x byte) {    f1 := int.Foo    f1(int(x))    f2 := int(x).Foo    f2()}func main() {    int_Foo(32)}

Code output:

int.Foo: 32int.Foo: 32

The main features are as follows:

• The built-in type is redefined int and is defined as a type and can be defined as a variable name.
• intmethod expression for the new type: expressionsint.Foo
• intmethod value for the new type expressions:int(x).Foo
• cannot be defined recursively as its own type, such as type int int . Causes an invalid recursive type error: "Invalid recursive type int".