:GoRun works, <Leader>r doesn't

[BooneJS]

Hi,

I have multiple files in a directory, all of which are a part of package main. :GoRun works like "go run *.go", but r seems to perform "go run ", which then results in undefined functions from the other .go files.

Thanks!

[fatih]

Hi @BooneJS

:GoRun only passes the files that are dependent on the current file you apply :GoRun. So it's actually like go run *.go but it's more smarter. How does it break for you? Can you provide a detailed test case?

[fatih]

Closing this as I didn't receive any response in two weeks. Please feel free to reopen.

[fawick]

Would reopen this, but I lack the permissions. Here is how I was able to reproduce this:

$ cat a.go
package main

func main() {
        b()
}
$ cat b.go
package main

func b() {
}

I opened a.go in vim, entered <leader>r, and then received the following message:

# command-line-arguments
./a.go:4: undefined: b

:GoRun works. The mapping is set up like this: au FileType go map <leader>r :wa<CR><Plug>(go-run)

Edit: Here is the relevant version for me

$ git describe --tags
v1.2-22-g8f11f67

[abits]

Same behavior here for me. Seems like (go-run) is defined as :GoRun % as discussed here. So I was able to work around by defining the key binding like this:

au Filetype go nnoremap <leader>r :GoRun<CR>

This setting allows me to run the equivalent of go run *.go in vim.

[fatih]

This is fixed now. Please pull the latest master or wait for the next version release.

Thanks for the feedback @fawick @abits .

[fawick]

Great! Thanks, @fatih!

[BooneJS]

Thanks!