fatih/vim-go

Go development plugin for Vim

vim-go's Issues

gofmt integration is not working

I was using :Fmt without problems before trying to adopt vim-go, I have then removed all previous integration and switched to vim-go but now, when I try to save a go source file, I get a screen with all the buffer contents non-highlighted, I must scroll down to the bottom of this message (yes, the buffer contents is being output as an output message), at the bottom it says I must press any key to have the file saved. Also, in the end, no formatting is being applyed, both with the command, nor when it's being saved. I'm on Ubuntu 13.10 with a quite recent Vim build, 7.4.211.

Support for `go vet`

GoVet has some useful features. It would be nice if you had a command to call and populate the quickfix window like :GoErrCheck

Implement :Gorun to quickly run a command

Add g:go_fmt_failsilently option

:GoFmt or auto go fmt does shows the errors of the gofmt (or goimports) command. This option is going to try to save the file, but will prevent showing, and therefore populating the quickfix window.

Godef integration

Change binary path to ~/.vim-go

Add <Plug>(go-...) mappings to let users create easy mappings

Add doc directory with proper vim-docs.

Rename global variable to g:vimgo_...

Auto go fmt on save

Don't disable GoUpdateBinaries with g:go_disable_autoinstall = 1

I use vim for all of my text editing tasks. I like the fact that vim-go would fetch all necessary binaries for me, but on the other hand, every time I edit a file different than go, I get this:

vim.go: $GOPATH is not set
vim.go: you can disable auto install with 'let g:go_disable_autoinstall = 1'
Press ENTER or type command to continue

I can of course disable autoinstall, and do away with the message - but I'd still like to be able to use :GoUpdateBinaries by hand. Can you please change it so the command is not disabled? This way I can get uninterrupted vim startup and possibility to quickly install stuff by hand if it's missing.

Or perhaps just do away with the warning.

:Gorun should accept file arguments

Add share to play.golang.org

GoDoc not working with nested packages

GoDoc on e.g. io.EOF works, but not on ioutil.TempDir
GoDef works on both though
2014/04/04 02:46:28 open /usr/local/Cellar/go/1.2.1/libexec/src/pkg/ioutil: no such file or directory

E117: Unknown function : go#complete#Complete

Hi,
I get this E117 error whenever I try to autocomplete . I reduced my vimrc to a minimum to avoid any conflicts (Vundle setup + vim-go bundle, see http://pastebin.com/9HYy4i5f), and I still get this error.
Any help appreciated, thanks.

Implement vim-dispatch for builds,tests and runs

Add goimports feature

Consider using $XDG_CONFIG_HOME instead of ~/.vim-go

http://standards.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-spec-latest.html

GoErrCheck only opens a new window the first time it is run

When running :GoErrCheck, the first time it is run a new window is opened listing the errors found. Running it subsequent times, though, no window opens listing the errors.

Note: it's quite possible that I have something misconfigured as I just began using vim-go. Overall it's a great tool and more than replaces the extensive go vim config I was previously using. Thanks for creating it.

Add option to disabe auto_install

Add g:go_fmt_options to pass command option

Related to the closed issue #5

Snippet support for neosnippet

It would be great to add support for neosnippet as well.

Implement :Gotest

Change :Import which imports the package under the cursor

error detected while processing function GoFiles

Just installed vim-go (on windows) and getting errors when opening .go files:

E484: Can't open file <path>\AppData\Local\Temp\VIo5EB7.tmp

.vim-go dir has: errcheck, golint, oracle, godef, goimports, gocode and installation didn't have any errors.

GoDoc opens browser

This is very much just a feature request.
I'd be interested in a feature in which GoDoc opens a browser window to show the documentation.

:GoFmt on :w mess with Vim :redo

I thought this plugin has settled this issue but sadly, it didn't. I was one of those who tried to provide a solution to a related question on SO. Still my approach, which I guess is the same being used here, will mess with redo. This is very simple to reproduce:

• Open a Go source file.
• Make some modification.
• :w to save it.
• Press u to undo the previous change.
• :w to save it again, now with the original content.
• Try press ctrl-r to redo the previous modification, it won't redo, but it should.

Playing with undo and redo, the cursor may go to the top of the file without one asking for, it's very annoying.

Error installing goimports, oracle and errcheck

When installing the three packages listed in the title do not install. None of them give an error message:

Installing code.google.com/p/go.tools/cmd/goimports Error installing code.google.com/p/go.tools/cmd/goimports: Installing code.google.com/p/go.tools/cmd/oracle Error installing code.google.com/p/go.tools/cmd/oracle: Installing github.com/kisielk/errcheck Error installing github.com/kisielk/errcheck: Press ENTER or type command to continue

E154: Duplicate tag ":GoFmt" in file github-fatih-vim-go/doc/vim-go.txt

I'm getting the error E154: Duplicate tag ":GoFmt" in file github-fatih-vim-go/doc/vim-go.txt when installing/updating the plugin, this happens on generating help tags, and this should be happening because ":GoFmt" is not being escaped I think... when it's being referred as text inside vim-go.txt.

gosnippet.vim breaks supertab

Hi,
I noticed that the snippet discovery in gosnippet.vim breaks supertab since it overwrites all <tab> settings. I discovered this when running :verbose imap <tab> and verified it by removing gosnippet.vim (which gives me back the expected behaviour).

Check a trailing path slash

let g:go_bin_path = expand("$GOPATH/bin")(without a trailing slash) would cause auto-installing on every restart.

installer doesn't report GOPATH issue

Loving vim-go! I noticed another installer issue. If GOPATH isn't set correctly the installer fails. It would be great if you surfaced this issue to the user while installing too.
Thanks.

Fix :make and :GoBuild

:make should not source GoFiles at startup and :GoBuild shouldn't produce any binary. Basically they should be inversed.

Add GoTags support

https://github.com/jstemmer/gotags

Add well known snippets and snippet support

Implement errcheck

https://github.com/kisielk/errcheck

Show :Lint in Quickfix window, the current way seems to be inefficent.

Autocomplete feature

go-oracle integration

Wrong stat

Whenever I execute GoRun I get the following error:

stat $/home/pjvds/go/src/github.com/pjvds/foobar/main.go: no such file or directory

Where is that $ sign coming from?

Cannot autocomplete on assigment

i really like your vim plugin but i ran into an issue,

package main

import (
    "net"
)

func main() {
    l, err := net.Li // <-- hit CTRL + x CTRL + o
}

autocompletion works fine if the net.Li is on a single line alone, but with l, err := preceding it does not work for me, am i doing something wrong?

GoDoc should be open in split,vertical or new tab

Like the GoDef command, it should support various window options, probably implemented with mappings.

Removes imports on :w.

On :w it removes all lines enclosed in import. It was working fine before, but now it doesn't.
(Thanks for making this plugin, by the way, it's very useful. :))

Highlight method function

Implement :Gobuild that doesn't produce any binary, but outputs error if any

Error when running Fmt:

I'm incredibly impressed with the plugin, looking to switch to this full time for my Go development!

Have come across one issue, but I'm having a bit of trouble getting some troubleshooting information about it. Running Fmt is returning an error, but I can't seem to figure out what that error or the return code of goimports is.

My test file:

package test

import (
    "fmt"
)

func main() {
    fmt.Println("This is a test.")
}

When running Fmt:

:Fmt
  1 package test
  2
  3 import (
  4     "fmt"
  5 )
  6
  7 func main() {
  8     fmt.Println("This is a test.")
  9 }
Gofmt returned error

My Go version:

➜  .vim-go  go version
go version go1.2 linux/amd64

Checking to see what the Fmt command delegates to:

:Let g:co_fmt_command
g:go_fmt_command       goimports

Running goimports manually seems to work:

➜  .vim-go  ~/.vim-go/goimports $GOPATH/src/test.go 
package test

import (
    "fmt"
)

func main() {
    fmt.Println("This is a test.")
}
➜  .vim-go  echo $?
0

I'm happy to keep debugging here locally as I'm assuming this will be very tricky to reproduce. Do you have any advice as to where I would start looking to get some more valuable debugging information?

Warn when mercurial isn't installed

When starting vim-go for the first time, the downloader accesses 4 repos which appear to use mercurial. This may not be installed by default, it would be great if you could warn the user about this. I had to try and go get the packages by hand to figure out why it was failing. Many Thanks.

Change and add `Go` prefix to missing commands.

nicer build visualization

before this plugin for build i was using Gobu https://github.com/Kashomon/gobu (actually i'm still using it overwriting some of your commands) it's quite a simple plugin, but it has much nicer visualization of errors without losing sight of your code

can something like this merged in?

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