gcmd

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Launch a new command line that target the current document path and contains the custom environment variables

Commands

• ctrl+shift+p then golang-cmd:run launch a cmd.
• ctrl+shift+p then golang-terminal:run launch a terminal.

Settings

By default, this extension use the native command line in your OS. But, you can override this behaviour by setting a different executable in the settings.json of your workspace. Here is an example if we prefer use custom environment variables :

// Place your settings in this file to overwrite default and user settings.
{
    "gcmd.env": {
        "GOPATH": "{go.gopath};{GOPATH}",
        "GOBIN":"d:\\golang\\bin"
    },

    "gterminal.env": {
        "env:GOPATH": "{go.gopath};{GOPATH}"
        ,"env:GOOS":"linux"
    }
}

There are two reserved variables.They mean what their literal mean

• {currentpath}
• {rootpath}

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