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v.Editor undefined #42
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I can't repro this (also on Linux, but go 1.6) - I'll see if I can test with go 1.7.5 and see if it repros. EDIT: updated my go version to 1.7.4 (the current debian unstable release), and still couldn't repro. Currently figuring out how to build go 1.7.5 from source so I can test that version. |
Maybe your version of gocui is too old. Try :
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I updated gocui and wuzz installed without issue. Is there a way to specify a version dependency of gocui on wuzz so this doesn't happen to others? |
With the future dependency management tool : https://github.com/golang/dep but not production ready :) |
Until Go has proper dependency management it may be worth adding this information to the installation instructions. |
I saw that a feature was added to wuzz in order to support insecure SSL certs. I removed the wuzz source and re-downloaded the code and got a different error: $ go get github.com/asciimoo/wuzz
# github.com/asciimoo/wuzz
asciimoo/wuzz/wuzz.go:1059: g.ASCII undefined (type *gocui.Gui has no field or method ASCII) I removed the jroimartin/gocui code, re-downloaded that, then re-downloading wuzz, and now wuzz works. This information may be helpful to other confused users. |
Might want to vendor dependencies. Don't have to use |
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