Slice index of variadic arguments - postgresql

Question

I am using PostgreSQL as a database for my service, with a go backend.
After querying the database, I can access the rows with rows.Next() and rows.Scan(XX) :
func All(receptacle ...interface{}) (error) {
[...]
for rows.Next() {
err = rows.Scan(receptacle...)
if err != nil {
tx.Rollback()
return nil, err
}
}
rows.Close()
[...]
}
func main() {
var myInt1 int
var myInt2 int
var myString string
All(&myInt1, &myInt2, &myString)
//all 3 variables are correctly set
}
Here, receptacle is variadic.
If my query returns two int and one string, instead of doing rows.Scan(&myInt1, &myInt2, &myString), I am using the function's arguments rows.Scan(args...).
This is perfectly working when one, and only one, a row is requested from the BD.
What I would like to do is to use the same process to store multiple rows :
func main() {
var myInts1 []int
var myInts2 []int
var myStrings []string
All(&myInts1, &myInts2, &myStrings)
//myInts1 == []int{firstRowInt1, secondRowInt1, ...}
//myInts2 == []int{firstRowInt2, secondRowInt2, ...}
//myStrings == []string{firstRowString, secondRowString, ...}
}
Is there a way to tell a function to use the index X of a variadic argument, something like this: rows.Scan(receptacle[0]...) ?
My guess (and tries) is no, but wanted to confirm this hypothesis