How to turn this code snippet into a "callable struct with functions"?

New to Julia
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Something like this?

julia> struct Pq{T1,T2}
         t::Vector{T1}
         data::Vector{T2} 
         Pq(T1,T2) = new{T1,T2}(T1[],T2[])
       end

julia> function push_pq!(pq::Pq,t,data)
         push!(pq.t,t)
         push!(pq.data,data)
         return pq
       end
push_pq! (generic function with 1 method)

julia> pop_pq!(pq::Pq) = (pq.t,pq.data)
pop_pq! (generic function with 1 method)

julia> pq1 = Pq(Float64,Any)
Pq{Float64, Any}(Float64[], Any[])

julia> pq1 = Pq(Float64,Any)
Pq{Float64, Any}(Float64[], Any[])

julia> push_pq!(pq1,1.1,2.3)
Pq{Float64, Any}([1.1], Any[2.3])

julia> push_pq!(pq1,1.2,"toto")
Pq{Float64, Any}([1.1, 1.2], Any[2.3, "toto"])

julia> t, data = pop_pq!(pq1)
([1.1, 1.2], Any[2.3, "toto"])

julia> t
2-element Vector{Float64}:
 1.1
 1.2

julia> data
2-element Vector{Any}:
 2.3
  "toto"

(this is not a “callable struct”, but it could be, but that is something else).

disclaimer: I just followed the initial “target” behavior, the actual code was too complicated :grimacing: . If this is not what you were asking, I’m sorry.