I have already tried to google but could find a simple answer
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So I am working with JSON in golang and I want to use this package in GitHub https://github.com/icza/dyno so i use the go get github.com/icza/dyno command to get the package.
but when i run my code this error show
d:\Repos\GoProjects\src\github.com\Timothy Ganoza\sbx\main.go:8:2: cannot find package "github.com/icza/dyno" in any of:
C:\Program Files\Go\src\github.com\icza\dyno (from $GOROOT)
d:\Repos\GoProjects\go\src\github.com\icza\dyno (from $GOPATH)
exit status 1
Process exiting with code: 1
I recommend going through the following path, using official documentation pages:
Read about properly installing Go for your platform
Read the getting started tutorial which also tells you how to install 3rd-party packages and use them in your code.
It should take you no more than 20 minutes to go through these steps, and it's almost certain that you'll be able to accomplish your goal by the end of the process. As a bonus, keep going through the Getting Started guide beyond the first page to learn how to create your own Go modules, use them from other modules, write tests, build your code into a binary, and more.
This is IMHO the minimal background required to even try writing Go programs; without going through these steps, you will lack crucial fundamental understanding and it will be hard to even understand SO answers.
If problems still persist, feel free to update the question but provide more details: how are your go env vars set up (output of go env), are you using modules (you should!), how does your module directory look, etc.
I know that a similar was asked on Intellisense not working golang test files, but since I am new to VS Code I didn't quite understand the solution. Also since I have a low reputation I couldn't comment for help.
What I know about my problem is that on Ctrl + Space VSCode used to show the list of functions associated with the Golang package, but suddenly one day it stopped working.
Okay, I found out my answer. Apparently for some reason in my settings.json the line "go.useLanguageServer": true, wasn't there. After adding it VSCode told me to install something called gopls which fixed everything.
I know this issue has been discussed here before. But after I followed the suggestions and added the paths via Visual Studio, I'm still stuck:
In VS, I have:
Additional Include Directories: C:\local\boost_1_58_0
Additional Library Directories: C:\local\boost_1_58_0\libs
When I built QuantLib within VS, I could see C:\local\boost_1_58_0 is among the included paths. I can also see the valid config.hpp file in C:\local\boost_1_58_0\boost and unit_test.hpp in C:\local\boost_1_58_0\boost\test. Nevertheless I still got the C1083 error.
Have been stuck for 2+ days, I'm puzzled how to get around this. Any advice?
Thanks much in advance!
Follow the official instructions at http://quantlib.org/install/vc10.shtml. In VS 10 and beyond, include and library paths are set through the Property Manager. Steps 5 and 6 in the instructions linked above describe the procedure. You might want to exit and restart the IDE to make sure that the changes are saved.
For anyone else looking for the location of Property Manager and using VS2015 - I found it on the fourth tab at the bottom of the Solution Explorer pane, please see image attached. enter image description here
I have already asked, and got a very good answer for debugging locally with delve(golang debugger).
Now I am trying to remote debug with Delve using VS Code.
I have got a sample app mentioned here, and further github linked to source code here. Note: The debug project is in a branch called debugging.
Are you able to make it work?
I have also created/opened an issue in the repo.
The following worked:
Remove line 3 in launch.json "debugServer": 4711,"
Changed line 29 in launch.json ""host": "192.168.99.100" // Docker IP " to "127.0.0.1".
I was sure I tried this before, but apparently not bout at the same time.
Anyways happy go' lucky!
I'm receiving the following error after upgrading Visual Studio 2013 Web Essentials recently:
Less: error evaluating function data-uri: Cannot find module
'./types.json'
This is because of the following line of code, but I see no reason why it should all of a sudden start causing an issue:
background-image:data-uri('../images/search.png');
Why is this happening and how can I resolve it?
I've found the solution to my problem on a GitHub discussion.
The issue is caused by Web Essentials and can be resolved by carrying out the following steps:
Download types.json from https://github.com/broofa/node-mime
Copy to the following folder location:
C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\VisualStudio\12.0\Extensions\0hrky2tf.4y5\Resources\nodejs\tools\node_modules\mime
As the original GitHub discussion mentions, 0hrky2tf.4y5 is generated and therefore will differ for each user.
I carried out these steps and it immediately fixed my issue.