Closed ShawnHuang closed 11 years ago
I know that [S] is syntax complete, and [FI] is filename_include complete...etc. Could someone tells me what kind of these sources?
It is already available in documentation.
suffix of complete candidates in popup menu declaration.
(This will be good for user to know where candidate from and what it is.)
filename_complete -> [F] {filename}
filename_include -> [FI] {filename}
dictionary_complete -> [D] {words}
member_complete -> [M] member
buffer_complete -> [B] {buffername}
syntax_complete -> [S] {syntax-keyword}
include_complete -> [I]
neosnippet -> [neosnip]
vim_complete -> [vim] type
omni_complete -> [O]
tags_complete -> [T]
other plugin sources -> [plugin-name-prefix]
other completefunc sources -> [plugin-name-prefix]
other ftplugin sources -> [plugin-name-prefix]
Is it possible to disable them?
You should read documentation.
:help g:neocomplcache_disabled_sources_list
I've see the doc, but sorry for my foolish:(
I put the https://github.com/teramako/jscomplete-vim in my bundle. And it cause the unknow result.
I put the https://github.com/teramako/jscomplete-vim in my bundle. And it cause the unknow result.
I don't understand your problem. You must explain in detail.
I think it is jscomplete problem. jscomplete cannot use source postfix(like "[S]"). So you cannot understand it.
Is it possible to disable them?
You cannot disable it. It is automatically set.
At first I think these results are the default sources in neocomplcache, but I am wrong. Thank you, I get my answer :)
When I edit a javascript file, and the pop menu jumps.
I know that [S] is syntax complete, and [FI] is filename_include complete...etc.
Could someone tells me what kind of these sources?
Is it possible to disable them?