Windows under Gosublime configuration Go Auto Install three-party package and can prompt

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preparatory work:

1. Set up a system environment variable similar to the following :

Set goarch=386    set Gobin=c:\go\bin    set gochar=8    set Goexe=.exe    set gohostarch=386    set Gohostos=windows    set goos=windows    set Gopath=e:\mygo    set gorace=    set Goroot=c:\go    set gotooldir=c:\go\pkg\tool\windows_386    set CC=GCC    set gogccflags=-g-o2-m32-mthreads    set cgo_enabled= 1

2. go to sublime text in the install package search gosublime

3. Download Gocode

the command line to go working directory (thatis, Gopath) executes:

Go get-u-ldflags-h=windowsgui Github.com/nsf/gocode

and then to go working directory (i.e. Gopath below \ bin to find Gocode.exe copy one to C:\go under

4. Open the Sublime Text menu Preferences, package Settings, Gosublime->settings-user and enter:

{"    env": {     "goroot": "C:\\go",//go installation path     "GOBIN": "C:\\go\\bin",     "Gopath": "E:\\mygo",//The work path of your go "     Goarch": "386",//system variable inside the Gohostarch, 386 for 32-bit platform, AMD64 for 64-bit platform     "GOOS": "Windows",//System inside the GOOS     "PATH": "% gobin%;%path% "    },    " comp_lint_enabled ": true,   //Open this only to the contents of the comp_lint_commands tag below        " Comp_ Lint_commands ": [{" cmd ": [" Go "," Install "]}],    " On_save ": [{" cmd ":" Gs_comp_lint "}   //When the command executed automatically with CMD on save]}

    5. Restart   after saving; Sublime text any of the files in your go project can be applied to the third-party package's self-help hint