jedi-vim super distracting, I can't work anymore

[g-i-o-r-g-i-o]

Hello, I'm trying to use your plugin but I'm really overwhelmed by popups, autocompletions, suggestions... I really can't type anymore. Each time I type print, everything moves and is hidden by a gigantic popup that tells me how to use print.

Can you please suggest me a vimrc configuration that disables all aspects of jedi-vim? Then I'll gradually enable them one by one each and all jedi-vim features so I'll appreciate what your plugin is doing. Right now I don't know what depends on your plugin and what depends on ctrl-p and similar plugins, so I can't fine tune anything...

thanks

[davidhalter]

Read the documentation, it's available with :help jedi-vim.

You can fine tune a lot of things. Please note that VIM lets you fine tune things as well (like :help completeopt. Your question is not specific enough that I can help you.

[blueyed]

Each time I type print, everything moves and is hidden by a gigantic popup that tells me how to use print.

Try set completeopt-=preview.

[g-i-o-r-g-i-o]

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction @davidhalter and @blueyed I've uninstalled all my python plugins because they do too much. By default the developers enable all the autocompletions, error checking, popups, messages... and you find yourself with a completely different "vim". I think that plugins should behave differently: you should be provided with a list of features that you enable one by one. For example... how do I disable autocomplete popup on functions that I use ten times a day like print? I'll try wit completeopt, but I already feel that it will do nothing, and each time I'll type print I'll see a message that insctructs me how to actually use print. It's the equivalent of a browser without a popupblocker, soon I'll have to install mublock also on vim :-D

[blueyed]

@GianniGi

how do I disable autocomplete popup on functions that I use ten times a day like print?

If it's only ten times it should be ok.. ;)

There is no setting to use call signatures only/not for specific things, but it might make sense to allow for this actually - maybe something like a list of patterns to ignore could be added? (but honestly, I would just ignore it with e.g. print(), and it can be useful there actually for its kwargs etc).

[davidhalter]

For example... how do I disable autocomplete popup on functions that I use ten times a day like print?

Why would that be a problem?

maybe something like a list of patterns to ignore could be added?

No chance I'll ever merge that, haha :D