Vim-go plugin has a :GoFile function to show source files that depends on the current package. The output looks like this:
['/home/tretkow/tut/main.go', '/home/tretkow/tut/test.go']
How to open files from the list?
Vim-go plugin has a :GoFile function to show source files that depends on the current package. The output looks like this:
['/home/tretkow/tut/main.go', '/home/tretkow/tut/test.go']
How to open files from the list?
:GoFiles
only echoes the output of go#tool#Files()
.
From the look of your snippet, it should be possible to extract a filename with something like:
:e <C-r>=go#tool#Files()[0]<CR>
or put that list in a scratch buffer:
:vnew<CR>
:0put=join(go#tool#files(), '')<CR>
/home/tretkow/tut/main.go
/home/tretkow/tut/test.go
and use gf
to jump to the file under the cursor.
Here is a more sophisticated solution: the :GoFile
command lets you choose what file from the :GoFiles
command to edit via custom tab-completion.
" the command
command! -nargs=1 -complete=customlist,GoFilesComplete GoFile call GoFile(<f-args>)
" the completion function
function! GoFilesComplete(ArgLead, CmdLine, CursorPos)
return filter(go#tool#Files(), 'v:val =~ a:ArgLead')
endfunction
" the :edit wrapper
function GoFile(file)
execute "edit " . a:file
endfunction
Usage:
:GoFile <Tab>