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I bought it and stopped using it. It does work with modules, but I don't like the IDE itself and went back to vs code even though it breaks on me regularly. The
by sethammons 7y ago
I bought it and stopped using it. It does work with modules, but I don't like the IDE itself and went back to vs code even though it breaks on me regularly. The UI/UX is just too foreign for me in GoLand. I had to search Google to find out how to search the project. Everything I wanted to do was non-discoverable for me.
- konart 7y agoCMD+SHIFT+F just like any other editor (vscode, sublime etc) out there? Also you have action manu on CMD+SHIFT+A that will give you any command IDE can offer. It's as discoverable as vscode if not more (you can even use IDE Features Trainer plugin if you want to)
- sethammons 7y agoPretty sure cmd+shift+f (maybe it was just cmd+f) would search the open file.
- scns 7y agoWith Shift: search whole Project. Without: search in open editor