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I currently use a syntax file based autocompletion (perhaps my primary reason for using vim over processing.app.) It does an o.k. job, but it isn't as contextually aware as it should be. What is the possibility of creating a processingcomplete.vim for omnicomplete to use? I've had a look at javacomplete.vim to see how its done or if it could be easily adapted, but it's a bit beyond me.
I currently use YouCompleteMe.vim which is quite good and derives it's completion results in a similar manner. Still, it isn't as good as using it with a language that has a good omnicomplete script.
I currently don't know much about omnicomplete scripts - I think this is a good idea and at some point will dive in and try, and I will also look into crazymaster's suggestions, but for now I'm hoping someone who has better knowledge of this area of vim can take this on.
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crazymaster commentedon Jun 21, 2013
BTW, how about trying to use neocomplcache.vim or neocomplete.vim.
These plugins are so cool.
XedMada commentedon Jun 24, 2013
I currently use YouCompleteMe.vim which is quite good and derives it's completion results in a similar manner. Still, it isn't as good as using it with a language that has a good omnicomplete script.
sophacles commentedon Jul 28, 2013
I currently don't know much about omnicomplete scripts - I think this is a good idea and at some point will dive in and try, and I will also look into crazymaster's suggestions, but for now I'm hoping someone who has better knowledge of this area of vim can take this on.
crazymaster commentedon May 1, 2017
I realize that a syntax completion is OK but a omni-complete(complete by analyzing the context;
:h compl-omni) script is missing.