import ( "golang.org.x/tools/go/loader" ) func main() { files := []string{"main.go", "helpers.go", "config.json"} config := loader.Config{} _, err := config.CreateFromFilenames("project", files...) if err != nil { panic(err) } // use configuration }
import ( "golang.org.x/tools/go/loader" ) func main() { files := []string{"main.go", "helpers.go", "config.json"} config := loader.Config{} _, err := config.CreateFromFilenames("", files...) if err != nil { panic(err) } // use configuration }In this example, we create a loader configuration object and add three filenames to it. We then invoke the CreateFromFilenames function with an empty package name. This will create a program with a "main" package, which is useful for creating a command-line utility. In conclusion, the CreateFromFilenames function is part of the go.loader package in the x/tools library. It is used to create a configuration object from a list of filenames. This function is typically used to interpret Go programs.