Description:

I'm unable to browse Golang documentation. Clicking the link on the Welcome screen, I get no documentation page but instead it produces the following error in the Event Log:

12:49:26 GolangDoc: 2014/12/12 12:49:25 open /doc/docs.html: no such file or directory

From some digging with strace, it appears that LiteIDE executes godoc:

3193 execve("/usr/bin/godoc", ["/usr/bin/godoc", "-html=true", "/doc/docs.html"], [/* 70 vars
*/]) = 0

Translating this to a shell command indeed produces the same error:

$ /usr/bin/godoc -html=true /doc/docs.html
2014/12/12 12:53:03 open /doc/docs.html: no such file or directory

From looking at godoc's help message, it appears that one needs to wrap the URL of the requested document with `-url=`. This indeed appears to work:

$ /usr/bin/godoc -html=true -url="/doc/docs.html"
[...HTML output...]

I don't know enough about godoc's history to say that this need to use `-url=` is a recent change, so there.

Additional info:
* package version(s)
go 2:1.4-1
liteide 25-1
* config and/or log files etc.


Steps to reproduce:
- Start LiteIDE.
- On the Welcome screen, under "Quicklinks", click the link "Golang Documents".