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Debug attach points are basically just gdb (okay for a simple app, but needs to be in debug perspective to compete with CDT, JDT ) Autocomplete / suggest broke
by tezza 14y ago
Debug attach points are basically just gdb (okay for a simple app, but needs to be in debug perspective to compete with CDT, JDT )
Autocomplete / suggest broken on Windows. There is something about a fix by running an external server. I gave this a go, sending a few hours piecing together forum comments, but couldn't get it to work 100%.
- sesteel 14y agoI am one of the owners of the GoClipse plugin you are referencing. I apologize if you feel frustrated by the user experience on windows and I am glad you found a workable alternative. I always hoped to make GoClipse more of a community project where developers would improve it as they ran into issues, but most of the time people seem to be too busy. That has been my problem as well; too much to do with too little time. edit: oops, I misread your comment. At first, I thought you found an alternative. I'd be open to working with you to improve the experience. I do not use windows personally.
- voidlogic 14y ago"There is something about a fix by running an external server" It is called gocode (https://github.com/nsf/gocode https://github.com/nsf/gocode). Pretty much all Go environments require gocode - the directions for Eclipse (which I don't use anymore) are pretty clear too: http://code.google.com/p/goclipse/wiki/GocodeIntegration http://code.google.com/p/goclipse/wiki/GocodeIntegration
- tezza 14y agoThose are the instructions that I followed... look at the bottom and you'll see 27 confused comments. It works for some, not others (myself included) At some stage the context switch becomes too high and you give up. As I said "meaningful Eclipse Support", and digging around to get gocode working harms this effort.