像 Textmate 中那样制表符补全？
我希望能够像在 Textmate 中一样在 Vim 中使用制表符补全。
像这样。
- 运行
- 建议应内嵌显示，而不是列表中。
如果当前文件中没有单词时，可以循环遍历字典中的单词，那就太好了。
我目前正在使用 supertab，是否可以对其进行调整以满足我的需求？
这是我的 vimrc 文件中的相关代码。
function! Tab_Or_Complete()
if col('.')>1 && strpart( getline('.'), col('.')-2, 3 ) =~ '^\w'
return "\<C-N>"
else
return "\<Tab>"
endif
endfunction
inoremap <Tab> <C-R>=Tab_Or_Complete()<CR>
set dictionary="/usr/share/dict/words"
I want to be able to use tab completion in Vim like in Textmate.
Like this.
- Running
<Tab>should switch between words in the current document, starting with the closest one. - Suggestions should be shown inline, not in a list.
It would be great if it, when out of words in the current file, could loop through words from a dictionary.
I'm using supertab at the moment, is it possible to tweak it to meet my needs?
Here is the related code from my vimrc file.
function! Tab_Or_Complete()
if col('.')>1 && strpart( getline('.'), col('.')-2, 3 ) =~ '^\w'
return "\<C-N>"
else
return "\<Tab>"
endif
endfunction
inoremap <Tab> <C-R>=Tab_Or_Complete()<CR>
set dictionary="/usr/share/dict/words"
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让我们说清楚。
在 TextMate 中点击
通过点击
半智能代码补全可以由当前活动的包提供，最常使用
这是三种类型的完成方式，具有三种不同的快捷方式和三种截然不同的用户界面和行为。
现在，在 Vim 方面...
一些插件（SnipMate、SnippetEmu...）旨在提供与 TextMate 的
单词补全由名为“插入模式补全”(
:help ins-completion) 的内置功能提供，并通过点击触发或代码补全由名为“全能补全”(
:help new-omni-completion) 的内置功能提供，并通过点击我认为您不想模仿 TextMate 的
这使得我们可以混合使用
Let's be clear.
Hitting
<tab>in TextMate doesn't provide word completion at all, it triggers the expansion of snippets.Word completion using the content of the current file is triggered by hitting
<Esc>.Semi-intelligent code completion can be provided by the currently active bundle, most often using
<Alt><Esc>.That's three types of completion with three different shortcuts and three very different UIs and behaviours.
Now on Vim's side…
Some plugins (SnipMate, SnippetEmu…) are designed to provide an equivalent of TextMate's
<Tab>expansion system.Word completion is provided by a built-in feature called "insert mode completion" (
:help ins-completion) and is triggered by hitting<C-n>or<C-p>or<C-x><C-k>to complete from a dictionary.Code completion is provided by a built-in feature called "omni completion" (
:help new-omni-completion) and triggered by hitting<C-x><C-o>.I don't think you want to mimick TextMate's
<Tab>expansion or perform code completion.That leaves us with a mix of
<C-n>or<C-p>to complete with words from the current buffers<C-x><C-k>to complete from your dictionary