douzhi2012 2015-02-06 21:23
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在子包中引用包main

new to Golang and have a seemingly simple question. If I have a logger in package main (and defined in logger.go) at my project root, how do I reference that logger in a subpackage (ie: my routes package)?

My directory structure is:

  • main.go
  • logger.go
  • routesoutes.go
  • ...

I would think if Logger is public it would already be available to routes, but I get 'undefined: Logger' in routes.go. And if I try to import my main package in routes.go I get an 'import cycle not allowed' error since routes.go imports package main and main.go imports package routes.

Any help would be much appreciated!

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  • dqroc48068 2015-02-06 21:30
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    The only way to resolve this is to move the shared logger to a third package and import it into both main and routes. Otherwise you get a cyclic dependency which as you've seen is not allowed.

    Simply add a folder called logger and put your logger in there. now import it into the other 2 packages, and you're done.

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