update readme and examples

Author: the729

README.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
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-Go library for Libra canonical serialization (and deserialization). See [LCS Spec](https://github.com/libra/libra/tree/master/common/canonical_serialization).
+Go library for Libra canonical serialization (and deserialization). See [LCS Spec](https://github.com/libra/libra/tree/6a89e827b95405066dc83eec97eca2cb75bc991d/common/canonical-serialization).
 
 For types defined and used in actual Libra blockchain, please visit [go-libra](https://github.com/the729/go-libra): Libra client library with crypto verifications.
 
@@ -103,46 +103,36 @@ Enum types are golang interfaces.
 ```golang
 // Enum1 is an enum type.
 type Enum1 interface {
-	isEnum1()	// optional: a dummy function to identify its variants.
+//	isEnum1()	// optional: member functions
 }
 
-// *Enum1Opt0, Enum1Opt1, Enum1Opt2, Enum1Opt3 are variants of Enum1
-// Use pointer for non-empty struct.
-// Use empty struct for a variant without contents.
+// *Enum1Opt0, Enum1Opt1, Enum1Opt2 are variants of Enum1
 type Enum1Opt0 struct {
 	Data uint32
 }
-type Enum1Opt1 bool
-type Enum1Opt2 []byte
-type Enum1Opt3 []Enum1	// self reference is OK
-
-// Variants should implement Enum1
-func (*Enum1Opt0) isEnum1() {}
-func (Enum1Opt1) isEnum1()  {}
-func (Enum1Opt2) isEnum1()  {}
-func (Enum1Opt3) isEnum1()  {}
+type Enum1Opt1 struct{} // Use empty struct for a variant without contents.
+type Enum1Opt2 []Enum1	// self reference is OK
 
 // Register Enum1 with LCS. Will be available globaly.
 var _ = lcs.RegisterEnum(
 	// nil pointer to the enum interface type:
 	(*Enum1)(nil),
 	// zero-values of each variants
-	(*Enum1Opt0)(nil),
-	Enum1Opt1(false),
+	(*Enum1Opt0)(nil), 	// Use pointer for non-empty struct.
+	Enum1Opt1{},
 	Enum1Opt2(nil),
-	Enum1Opt3(nil),
 )
 
 // Usage: Marshal the enum alone, must use pointer
-e1 := Enum1(Enum1Opt1(true))
+e1 := Enum1(Enum1Opt1{})
 bytes, err := lcs.Marshal(&e1)
 
 // Use Enum1 within other structs
 type Wrapper struct {
 	Enum Enum1
 }
 bytes, err := lcs.Marshal(&Wrapper{
-	Enum: Enum1Opt1(true),
+	Enum: Enum1Opt0{10},
 })
 
 ```

example_test.go

@@ -57,23 +57,14 @@ func ExampleUnmarshal_struct() {
 	// Output: Name: test, Label: hello
 }
 
-type TransactionArgument interface {
-	isTransactionArg()
-}
-type TxnArgU64 uint64
-type TxnArgAddress [32]byte
-type TxnArgString string
-
-func (TxnArgU64) isTransactionArg()     {}
-func (TxnArgAddress) isTransactionArg() {}
-func (TxnArgString) isTransactionArg()  {}
+type TransactionArgument interface{}
 
 // Register TransactionArgument with LCS. Will be available globaly.
 var _ = lcs.RegisterEnum(
 	// pointer to enum interface:
 	(*TransactionArgument)(nil),
 	// zero-value of variants:
-	TxnArgU64(0), TxnArgAddress([32]byte{}), TxnArgString(""),
+	uint64(0), [32]byte{}, "",
 )
 
 type Program struct {
@@ -86,8 +77,8 @@ func ExampleMarshal_libra_program() {
 	prog := &Program{
 		Code: []byte("move"),
 		Args: []TransactionArgument{
-			TxnArgString("CAFE D00D"),
-			TxnArgString("cafe d00d"),
+			"CAFE D00D",
+			"cafe d00d",
 		},
 		Modules: [][]byte{{0xca}, {0xfe, 0xd0}, {0x0d}},
 	}