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cmd/fillstruct: selection by line #3
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The new command line parameter -line can be used to specify the position of one or more struct literals by providing the corresponding line number. If both parameters, -offset and -line, are provided, then the tool first uses the more specific offset information. If there was no struct literal found at the given offset, then the line information is used. If more than one struct literal was found, code to fill all of them is generated. The output is a JSON array with the elements in reverse order of their occurence. Fixes #3.
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The new command line parameter -line can be used to specify the position of one or more struct literals by providing the corresponding line number. If both parameters, -offset and -line, are provided, then the tool first uses the more specific offset information. If there was no struct literal found at the given offset, then the line information is used. If more than one struct literal was found, code to fill all of them is generated. The output is a JSON array with the elements in reverse order of their occurence. Fixes #3.
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The new command line parameter -line can be used to specify the position of one or more struct literals by providing the corresponding line number. If both parameters, -offset and -line, are provided, then the tool first uses the more specific offset information. If there was no struct literal found at the given offset, then the line information is used. If more than one struct literal was found, code to fill all of them is generated. The output is a JSON array with the elements in reverse order of their occurence. Fixes #3.
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Incorporate the suggestion made in a comment by @fatih (fatih/vim-go#1443):
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