Vim-go: add support for GoDef call instead of go guru
Actual behavior
Go Guru is used for "GoDef" or "gd" to jump to definition by default.
Expected behavior
Have config parameter to use "godef", which is faster in most circumstances.
Steps to reproduce:
open a go project
put cursor on a function
type ":GoDef"
wait for go guru to do its thing....
Let me know if you need any more info!
Running both in parallel and getting the fastest result would also be awesome!
a variant like GoDefGuru for using one or the other would also be awesomer!
sduchesneau
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Is running both in parallel the best alternative?. Or maybe just allow to switch between one and the other one?
marcosnils
on 6 Jun 2016
I always prefer simple and well known solutions, so there will be no such parallel calling. Beside that currently Vim doesn't have a way to call things in parallel, even with vim 8.0 with it's async jobs, I think it's not worth to implement concurrent callings of the same problem just to gain milliseconds, because vim itself is already single threaded.
The feature is now merged to master. You can now use
let g:go_def_mode = 'godef'
To switch to godef. By default we still use guru as it covers more edge cases and I prefer stability over performance. Thanks for the feedback!
fatih
on 7 Jun 2016
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Most helpful comment
I always prefer simple and well known solutions, so there will be no such parallel calling. Beside that currently Vim doesn't have a way to call things in parallel, even with vim 8.0 with it's async jobs, I think it's not worth to implement concurrent callings of the same problem just to gain milliseconds, because vim itself is already single threaded.
The feature is now merged to master. You can now use
To switch to
godef. By default we still useguruas it covers more edge cases and I prefer stability over performance. Thanks for the feedback!