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How did you install NeoVim exactly? Because that is nvim-qt (or some other GUI variant), not NeoVim. And if you check the help/documentation, you'll notice that it's typically a feature you can turn off. With nvim-qt ,it's --no-ext-popupmenu.
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Is this just the default command line menu when you run nvim in tty.
I just switched to neovim from vim recently and never thought this kind of menu is a 'bug'.
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Is this just the default command line menu when you run nvim in tty.
Nope. Not in any version I have used over the last couple of years on Arch.
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It's from 'vim-plugged'.
Plug<Tab> -> displays a menu
colors<Tab> -> no menu just auto-completing
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So, an AUR package? Nothing to do with vanilla or default neovim...
OP: how did you install Arch?
Last edited by jasonwryan (2020-04-05 22:21:22)
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It's from 'vim-plugged'.
Plug<Tab> -> displays a menu
colors<Tab> -> no menu just auto-completing
Sorry this was wrong.
It was because colors only have 1 match, namely, colorscheme.
I also get this menu after removing ~/.config/nvim/init.vim and ~/.vimrc
I installed neovim using pacman
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It seems to be built-in and default:
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So, with full completions, as below, it remains the standard vim horizontal menu... That's why I don't see it.
set wildmenu " enhanced tab-completion shows all matching cmds in a popup menu
set wildmode=list:longest,full " full completion options
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So, with full completions, as below, it remains the standard vim horizontal menu... That's why I don't see it.
set wildmenu " enhanced tab-completion shows all matching cmds in a popup menu set wildmode=list:longest,full " full completion options
That work thank you so much
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