Closed amadeus closed 11 years ago
It is impossible. Because it is Vim's feature. Vim is not intended for auto completion.
But you can configure it by below settings.
autocmd VimEnter *
\ highlight ModeMsg guifg=bg guibg=bg | highlight WarningMsg guifg=bg
Why is not Vim intended for auto completion
Why is not Vim intended for auto completion
Intended features are already implemeted in Vim buitin features. But auto completion is not. Vim default behavior is for manual completion. Not auto completion.
Hmmm, I figured there might be a way like you can with key commands where you specify <silent>
, like:
nnoremap <silent> <leader>j gj
Obviously that's a poor command that won't spit anything out below.
Hmmm, I figured there might be a way like you can with key commands where you specify
<silent>
, like:
You can request this feature in vim_dev.
This was pushed on patch 7.4.314 http://ftp.vim.org/pub/vim/patches/7.4/7.4.314 Perhaps you'd like to update your FAQ
I can merge it if you created pull request.
It seems as I use NeoComplCache, it often pops up little status messages near the bottom.
Is there an option just make it silent all the time? I never want to see a single message.
If this feature doesn't exist, would it be something you might be interested in adding?
Cheers