Autocomplete list lacking in Ruby

[pikajude]

My .vimrc: https://gist.github.com/joelteon/e926f5a6d8d9692a4438

If I type in, say, [1,2,3].f, the autocomplete list doesn't come up (it should contain find, find_index, etc.). If however I type <c-x><c-o>, the autocomplete list is filled with Array methods and adjusts properly as I type. . Why is <c-x><c-o> necessary? I thought that's what neocomplcache is meant to do automatically.

Edit: if I change

let g:neocomplcache_force_omni_patterns.ruby = '[^. *\t]\.\w*\|\h\w*::'

to

let g:neocomplcache_omni_patterns.ruby = '[^. *\t]\.\w*\|\h\w*::'

then when I type [1,2,3]., the autocomplete list has Array methods in it, but when I start to type they disappear to be replaced with tokens in the current file. Using <c-x><c-o> also fixes it here.

Also, pressing <c-x><c-o> to fill the autocomplete list only works until I stop autocompletion. I have to do it again if I retype the line, for example.

[ujihisa]

try

let g:neocomplcache_skip_auto_completion_time = ""

[pikajude]

No good - looks like that was the default anyway.

(By "no good" I mean I get the same behavior.)

[Shougo]

If I type in, say, [1,2,3].f, the autocomplete list doesn't come up (it should contain find, find_index, etc.). If however I type , the autocomplete list is filled with Array methods and adjusts properly as I type. . Why is necessary? I thought that's what neocomplcache is meant to do automatically.

In my environment, it works.

then when I type [1,2,3]., the autocomplete list has Array methods in it, but when I start to type they disappear to be replaced with tokens in the current file. Using also fixes it here.

It is rubycomplete's problem. I think rubycomplete looks very strange. But I fixed for it in latest version of neocomplcache.

[Praful]

What is it that determines whether you get Ruby methods or other autocomplete options in neocomplete (not neocomplcache)?

When I type ".fi", I get the following:

There are no method options. If I press <c-x><c-o>, I get the following:

I'd like all options to appear in the first list with the method options appearing first. How do I do this?

The help file suggestion of using

if !exists('g:neocomplete#force_omni_input_patterns')
  let g:neocomplete#force_omni_input_patterns = {}
endif
let g:neocomplete#force_omni_input_patterns.ruby = '[^. *\t]\.\w*\|\h\w*::'

results in only the methods appearing as options after the dot (as in the second picture but no [O] at the end of the method as you have). This is slightly better but the complete list would be nice!

I'm using gvim 7.4.3 on Win 7.

Thanks

[Shougo]

It is feature. Sorry. Current ruby omni function conflicts with neocomplete/neocomplcache.

[Praful]

OK - thanks for replying.

[jrhorn424]

@Praful did you ever find a workaround or solution you liked? I'm currently experiencing the same issue.

[Praful]

Alas no. In fact, now I get only the Ruby methods and none of the other autocomplete options! I may have done something to bring this about but I'm just living with it because most of the time I'm happy being presented with Ruby methods. When I want something else, I use the explicit <c-x> followed by the appropriate chord eg <c-x><c-f> to autocomplete files.