I can’t tell you how many times I’ve went through an auto-completion plugin only to be ultimately and inevitably disappointed. The common problems they all share are:
- They are too bloated.
- They do not make use of Vim’s built-in completion functionality.
- They require manual compilation because they use other languages.
- They do not work for every language.
- You may need separate plugins for separate languages.
Mine literally solved all of these issues by giving a reasonable auto-completion program. It takes less than twenty lines of code because that is all that is needed. Here is how it works:
Omni-completion and tags in the current file
If you are typing alphanumeric characters File location completion
If you are typing locations to files
That is how it should work. Also, there are no configuration options because there does not need to be. It is sensible by default.
`# user` git clone https://github.com/amarakon/vim-sensible-autocomp ~/.vim/pack/vendor/start/vim-sensible-autocomp`# user` git clone https://github.com/amarakon/vim-sensible-autocomp ~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/default/start/vim-sensible-autocomp