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I found this script:
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1179
and it looks promising... close to the functionality I've been looking for in vim for a long time....
the problem is, it won't work on windows... and it's something perl based (function references or something... I dunno, I hate perl)
the entire script will run, but when attempting to do the completions (ctrl+j) it can't find the "next_match" function to complete it...
any perl gurus out there who wants to try to take this on?
additionally, anyone willing to convert it to something that's more.... *not* perl? I was going to do it... but I don't know the other interpreted languages that can be compiled into vim well enough (python/ruby)... maybe I'll take on the task of making it pythonic... hmm
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Vim has inbuilt completion doesnt it? just ctrl-n and ctrl-p to complete it.
or does it require a script to work? I've got a python one installed, so maybe thats why....
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no, it has built in completion, but it's just alphabetic... when using an OO language most would like the completion to work within the context of the object you're using...
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Due to lack of time I didn't look at the script you mentioned, but have you ever tried Vim Intellisense? It offers code completion for, amongst others, C++, Java, XML and HTML.
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Due to lack of time I didn't look at the script you mentioned, but have you ever tried Vim Intellisense? It offers code completion for, amongst others, C++, Java, XML and HTML.
it's windows only - and requires gvim... I tend to use vim (console) alot more
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it's windows only - and requires gvim... I tend to use vim (console) alot more
Ah..didn't know that - I'm a dedicated Emacs user myself... (no flame intended )
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Why don't you just ssh to a Linux box and run vim on there? That's what happens to me when I'm forced to work on a Windows pc, somehow the screen clutters up with terminals. :-/
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http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=850
if you're doing python, that one works a treat.
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