Closed rkumar closed 11 years ago
indentation
check the FAQ section of neocomplcache doc :h neocomplcache
This should give me "each", similarly "eawi" should give "each_with_index". This only happens if i press a space followed by "ea".
You should check the FAQ section of neosnippet. "Q: What if I want to expand a snippet trigger after (, [, " etc...:"
First of all, thank you for such great plugins) I use snipmate-snippets, and as you said I added options word. Now it works, but they don't shown in neocomplecache popup menu. Can u help me?
Hmmm. Please upload your snippet file. I will test it.
Here is my snippets https://gist.github.com/anonymous/5203253 it,s taken from here: https://github.com/honza/snipmate-snippets I just added options word to ea and ead (lines 241, 244).
in my code if i write ea it shows: (i tried this words before)
but if i press tab snippet ea expands.
btw, in new files options word works good (until first usage):
Here is my settings: https://github.com/asapargali/dotfiles/blob/master/vim_settings/plugin/neo_stuff.vim
I fixed it.
thank you, now it works
I have been using this for several months while programming in shell. Just switched back to ruby and i find that ruby snippets do not complete if they are following a dot.
e.g. obj.ea
This should give me "each", similarly "eawi" should give "each_with_index". This only happens if i press a space followed by "ea".
Another thing I found was that "else" and "end" are not being indented. I finally switched off neocompl and they are indenting immediately.