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YouCompleteMe, a Fast, As-You-Type, Fuzzy-Search Code Completion Engine for Vim
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Re: YouCompleteMe, a Fast, As-You-Type, Fuzzy-Search Code Completion Engine for Vim
#22How to install (at least on Linux):
1. Install the Vundle plugin manager for Vim.
2. Add the line "Bundle 'Valloric/YouCompleteMe'" (without the double quotes) to your ~/.vimrc file.
3. Open Vim and run ":BundleInstall" without the quotes.
4. Install cmake if it's not already installed. In a temporary directory, run "cmake -G 'Unix Makefiles' . ~/.vim/bundle/YouCompleteMe/cpp" (without the quotes) to generate a Makefile and then run "make ycm_core" to build.
5. Open a file in Vim and start typing.
Re: YouCompleteMe, a Fast, As-You-Type, Fuzzy-Search Code Completion Engine for Vim
#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
autocomplop[1] is easier to install, but not as sophisticated. I just installed it to see if I like the idea of having completions pop up automatically. [1] https://bitbucket.org/ns9tks/vim-autocomplpop/
ACP would be great if it weren't slow and dev-dead. Also doesn't fuzzy-match.
I forked autocomplpop a while back to fix a couple issues and make it easier to add new language support. Never noticed a speed issue. I always preferred acp vs the others due to its simplicity.
Re: YouCompleteMe, a Fast, As-You-Type, Fuzzy-Search Code Completion Engine for Vim
#24I want to see developers who are experts in IDea, emacs, vim, etc. face off to code a variety of projects in several languages/frameworks side by side in each editor/IDE so we talk about the empirical differences. vim is a lot faster for many things, but I wonder how well it compares when you need to debug Java remotely (in a container on another server), for example.
If all you will do is write Java, and things like integrating remote debugging into your text editor are critical, and you don't care about vim's way of working, then you can find better options for that, definitely. IDEA is a great, well-polished specialist tool. You don't need a shootout to see this clearly.
Of course, you know that vim does not have remote Java debugging out of the box and that the Java community has long focused on IDEs, so this is not exactly a random benchmark you mention :)
vim is better for a more modular approach which is valuable when you will often need to change platforms, languages, tweak for a new workflow, etc. Know a good remote debugger? Sure, just use that...
Re: YouCompleteMe, a Fast, As-You-Type, Fuzzy-Search Code Completion Engine for Vim
#25How to install (at least on Linux): 1. Install the Vundle plugin manager for Vim. 2. Add the line "Bundle 'Valloric/YouCompleteMe'" (without the double quotes) to your ~/.vimrc file. 3. Open Vim and run ":BundleInstall" without the quotes. 4. Install cmake if it's not already installed. In a temporary directory, run "cmake -G 'Unix Makefiles' . ~/.vim/bundle/YouCompleteMe/cpp" (without the quotes) to generate a Makef…
It depends on MacVim on OS X.
So for terminal Vim'ers:
1. copy the mvim script from MacVim to /usr/local/bin (or wherever)
2. ln -s /usr/local/bin/mvim vim (assuming you've ditched your old vim symlink)
Linking directly to the MacVim binary causes these sorts of issues[0].
Re: YouCompleteMe, a Fast, As-You-Type, Fuzzy-Search Code Completion Engine for Vim
#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
Shift-tab cycles the other way. Both the tab and the shift-tab mappings are configurable. Note that shift-tab won't work in the console because the console won't pass that key combo to vim. Again, this can be remapped.
Shift-tab works with SuperTab in the console.
Then it should work with YCM in your console as well (whether it works depends on the terminal emulator). A map is a map.
Re: YouCompleteMe, a Fast, As-You-Type, Fuzzy-Search Code Completion Engine for Vim
#27Very cool. Has anyone gotten this working on Windows?
Re: YouCompleteMe, a Fast, As-You-Type, Fuzzy-Search Code Completion Engine for Vim
#28This looks great. Non-semantic completions (for languages not covered by libclang) are very useful as well. I'm an emacs person and dabbrev-expand saves me a lot of typing in any mode.
Re: YouCompleteMe, a Fast, As-You-Type, Fuzzy-Search Code Completion Engine for Vim
#29How to install (at least on Linux): 1. Install the Vundle plugin manager for Vim. 2. Add the line "Bundle 'Valloric/YouCompleteMe'" (without the double quotes) to your ~/.vimrc file. 3. Open Vim and run ":BundleInstall" without the quotes. 4. Install cmake if it's not already installed. In a temporary directory, run "cmake -G 'Unix Makefiles' . ~/.vim/bundle/YouCompleteMe/cpp" (without the quotes) to generate a Makef…
It depends on MacVim on OS X. So for terminal Vim'ers: 1. copy the mvim script from MacVim to /usr/local/bin (or wherever) 2. ln -s /usr/local/bin/mvim vim (assuming you've ditched your old vim symlink) Linking directly to the MacVim binary causes these sorts of issues[0]. [0] https://github.com/altercation/solarized/issues/60
It doesn't really depend on MacVim, that's just a binary distribution of Vim for Macs that is proven to work.
Vim from Homebrew doesn't work though, something is wrong with the way Homebrew configures/builds Vim (don't know what though).
You can certainly build a Vim from source for Mac and have that work well with YCM, the only question is why would someone go through the trouble of doing so when MacVim does it for you.
Even if you prefer using Vim in the console and don't like the GUI, MacVim.app has a normal Vim binary inside it that you can call.
Re: YouCompleteMe, a Fast, As-You-Type, Fuzzy-Search Code Completion Engine for Vim
#30That looks really great! Does it work with PHP? That's my tool as of now, soI would really appreciatedif it could provide suggestions for it.
Yes, quoting from the article: "All of the above works with any programming language because of the identifier-based completion engine. It collects all of the identifiers in the current file and other files you visit and searches them when you type (identifiers are put into per-filetype groups)."