Golang, what is the correct way to use math.max for two uint values?

Question

This is what I do, it is extremely ugly. What is the correct way to use .Max math for 2 uint s?

thanks

vs .curView.Viewnum = uint (math.Max ​​(float64 (args.Viewnum + 1), float64 (vs .curView.Viewnum)))

Answer 1

The main reason for math.Max is to ensure that some of the special cases of the IEEE floating point are handled correctly (positive and negative infinity, NaN and signed zeros).

These problems are not suitable for prime integers, so you can just use the obvious implementation. Something like:

 if args.Viewnum+1 > vs.curView.Viewnum { vs.curView.Viewnum = args.Viewnum+1 }