I would like to parse the following and determine that "have.Bar" is a
"Bar" from package "some/package/i/dont/have", with the caveat that I don't
have access to that package.
package foo
import "some/package/i/dont/have"
type Foo struct {
have.Bar
}
In other words, the ideal function (depending implicitly on the entire
file) for me would be:
func GetSource(id *ast.Ident) (fullPackage string, err error)
var Bar *ast.Ident // Gotten from an ast walk
GetSource(Bar) == "some/package/i/dont/have", nil
As suggested at
https://github.com/golang/example/tree/master/gotypes#identifier-resolution,
I am trying to use the types package to map each identifier to an object.
However, I don't have access to "some/package/i/dont/have" so I am getting
an import error (see https://play.golang.org/p/91We3222_Yx), I assume
because any actual typechecking would need to go into the package to get
the underlying type.
Any recommendations on how I can implement this "shallow" type retrieval
without access to imports?
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