All credit goes to nsf/code
- :CurPkg takes no argument and print the current file's package
Example :CurPkg in the $GOPATH/src/github.com/Blackrush/gofus/main.go file will print github.com/Blackrush/gofus
- :RelPkg takes one argument, a relative package path, and print it as a full package path
Example :RelPkg ../pkg/child in the $GOPATH/src/github.com/Blackrush/gofus/main.go file will print github.com/Blackrush/pkg/child
- :GoInstall takes one argument, a relative package path, install it or print compilation errors otherwise
Example :GoInstall ../pkg/child with current working directory $GOPATH/src/github.com/Blackrush/gofus
will try to install the github.com/Blackrush/pkg/child package
- :GoCurInstall takes no argument and try to install the current file's package
Example :GoCurInstall in the file $GOPATH/src/github.com/Blackrush/gofus/main.go will try to install the
package github.com/Blackrush/gofus
- :GoTest takes one argument, a relative package path, test it and print its output
Example :GoTest ../pkg/child with current working directory $GOPATH/src/github.com/Blackrush/gofus
will try to test the github.com/Blackrush/pkg/child package
- :GoCurTest takes no argument and try to test the current file's package
Example :GoCurTest in the file $GOPATH/src/github.com/Blackrush/gofus/main.go will try to test the
package github.com/Blackrush/gofus
- :GoImport, :GoImportAs and :GoDrop are equivalent of original :Import, :ImportAs and :Drop but takes all a relative package path to the current working directory
See #1 to see future commands implementation.
Add this line to your ~/.vimrc configuration file :
Bundle 'Blackrush/vim-gocode'
And then run vim :
vim +BundleInstall
If you are running under OS X, you might want to read these instructions to properly install it.
todo