GoSublime

Intro

GoSublime is a Golang plugin collection for the text editor SublimeText 2 providing code completion and other IDE-like features.

Features

• code completion from Gocode
• context aware snippets via the code-completion popup to complement the existing SublimeText Go package.
• sublime build system(ctrl+b) for gomake, go build, goinstall and gb including support for cycling errors with F4/Shift+F4
• gotype support with errors highlighted in the editor view
• gofmt support for quickly reformatting your source to conform with the Go standards
• automatic code completion popup when you press dot(.)

Demo

• http://vimeo.com/disposaboy/gosublime-demo2

Installation

1. First (if you haven't done so already) install Gocode.

2. Download GoSublime into your packages directory. You can access your package directory from within SublimeText by going to the menu Preferences > Browse Packages.... You can download a zipped archive or tarball on github via the Downloads button. Alternatively (recommended), you can simply clone this repo into your packages directory . (on Linux)

   $ cd ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages $ git clone git://github.com/DisposaBoy/GoSublime

Usage

Please see USAGE.md for general usage and other tips for effective usage of GoSublime

Settings

You can customize the behaviour of GoSublime by creating a settings file in your User package. This can be accessed from within SublimeText by going to the menu Preferences > Browse Packages.... Create a file named GoSublime.sublime-settings or alternatively copy the default settings file Packages/GoSublime/GoSublime.sublime-settings to your User package and edit it to your liking.

Note: Filenames are case-sensitive on some platforms(e.g. Linux) so the filename should be exactly GoSublime.sublime-settings with capitalization preserved.

Completion Markers

The following letters are used as suffix for entries in the completion list.

• ʂ - Snippets. These snippets are provided by GoSublime and should not be confused with SublimeText's snippets. Furthermore, they are context sensitive, therefore the snippets provided in the global scope will be different to those provided in function scope.

• ν - Variables

• ʈ - User-defined types, structs, maps, slices, etc.

• Ɩ - Constants

• ƒ - Functions

• ρ - Packages