vim-go maps the K key to doc lookup

[fent]

Hi

I couldn't find information on how to unbind this key that vim-go seems to bind to looking up something. I use the K key myself for another mapping and I'm wondering if this can be turned off somehow.

[fent]

Ah

https://github.com/fatih/vim-go/blob/master/ftplugin/go.vim#L24

Not sure that these should be mapped by default. How about putting them as recommendations on the readme instead?

[fatih]

Hi @fent this is only for .go files. The K mapping is also a standard called kewordprg in Vim. By default it's set to open man pages however for Go packages it's better if it's calling :GoDoc

For now you can just remove that line for your case, however I can introduce a setting that overrides it for other users. However it's not the time worth because you are the only one that complained until now :) What do you think? What is your use case for K ?

[fent]

I never found myself using the keywordprg action in vim, I mapped HJKL to moving between windows.

How about setting setlocal keywordprg="go doc" instead?

[fatih]

setlocal would not work because you can't set custom commands to it unfortunaly. I've tried to make it work without any success. I only can set the globabl one which is a kill and not a solution.

However I made is customizable, just add this to your vimrc and it's good to go:

let g:go_doc_keywordprg_enabled = 0

[fent]

Thank you.

[weibeld]

Thanks for this feature. I use K to move the cursor 10 lines up (analogous to k which moves one line up). So, it's really good that the vim-go mapping of K can be disabled.