

You can press Alt+J on Windows/Linux, ^+G on macOS, again to go forward further, or Shift+Alt+J, Shift+^+G on macOS, to go back. GoLand will search through the current file until it finds a matching piece of text, which it then adds to the selection.
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Select something as you normally would, or press Alt+J on Windows and Linux, ^+G on macOS, to select the symbol at the caret.
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Multiple selections is a very powerful feature in the editor that lets you quickly select and edit multiple pieces of code at once. With Extend selection Ctrl+W on Windows/Linux and⌥↑ on macOS, you can quickly select parts of your code using semantic knowledge about it.Įxtend selection is complemented by the Shrink Selection, Ctrl+Shift+W on Windows and Linux, and ⌥↓ on macOS, which lets you shrink the selection made using the same semantic knowledge of the source code. Moving on, let’s manipulate the source code.

You can choose to test a function/method, the whole file, or the whole package. Invoke with Ctrl+Shift+T on Windows/Linux, Cmd+Shift+T on macOS, and select generate test from the popup. GoLand offers the option to quickly generate a test. To learn more about what the placeholders are, visit our help page on this topic. Then you can either customize an existing template, duplicate it, or create a new one. You can add your own structure field tag by going to Settings/Preferences | Editor | Live Templates and then selecting Go Struct Tags. GoLand offers the option to quickly implement an interface using the Implement methods action, Ctrl+I on Windows/Linux and ^+I on macOS, and then select either to generate a new type or use an existing type from the current file.Īdding tags to a structure can be done by starting to type either json or xml after the field type. Implementing an interface is a common task that Go programmers need to do. Let’s start by generating code using the IDE.

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The best part about these features? They require zero configuration and are all built into the IDE by default, without the need to search for or install any plugins. Today’s post is the first one in a mini-series of posts looking at the top 25 editing features in GoLand.
