Vim E117 Unkown function vimside#command#completions#Run()

[zenwong]

Hi I'm trying to get your plugin working, but running into Vim E117 Unknown Function vimside#command#completions#Run() error. I am using pathogen, I have form self ensime and vimside installed. The other vimside commands seem to be working ok.

[megaannum]

What version of Vimside (look at the top of the vimside.vim file (and with the next upload one should look at the file vimside/version.vim))?

vimside#command#completions#Run() Is the function Run() in the file vimside/command/completions.vim In the latest uploaded version 0.2.5 the file and function exists.

On 11/21/2012 08:00 PM, zenwong wrote:

Hi I'm trying to get your plugin working, but running into Vim E117 Unknown Function vimside#command#completions#Run() error. I am using pathogen, I have form self ensime and vimside installed. The other vimside commands seem to be working ok.

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[megaannum]

How do you set up pathogen for Vimside? I have never used it but know that many Vim users do. Thanks.

On 11/21/2012 08:00 PM, zenwong wrote:

Hi I'm trying to get your plugin working, but running into Vim E117 Unknown Function vimside#command#completions#Run() error. I am using pathogen, I have form self ensime and vimside installed. The other vimside commands seem to be working ok.

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[megaannum]

Also, when reporting an error, please include platform (linux, microsoft, etc.), GVim or Vim and what version of Vim. Just might help resolving the issue. Thanks

On 11/21/2012 08:00 PM, zenwong wrote:

Hi I'm trying to get your plugin working, but running into Vim E117 Unknown Function vimside#command#completions#Run() error. I am using pathogen, I have form self ensime and vimside installed. The other vimside commands seem to be working ok.

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[zenwong]

I'm running on Arch Linux.

I check autoload/vimside.vim and it states it's running version 0.2.5. It's just a standard pathogen install. All the relevant plugins for vimside are installed under ~/.vim/bundle.

then in my .vimrc I got this at the top

set nocompatible call pathogen#infect() filetype off syntax on filetype plugin indent on

not sure if it bears any relevance but in autoload/vimside.vim the function

function! vimside#version() return '0.2' endfunction

[zenwong]

I also tried sourcing the file directly in .vimrc

source ~/.vim/bundle/vimside/autoload/vimside/command/completions.vim

[zenwong]

The Run function exists in autoload/vimside/command/completions.vim

[zenwong]

Sorry forgot to mention, I'm using GVim

[megaannum]

Its a bug. In the file ftplugin/vimside.vim change from: setlocal omnifunc=vimside#command#completions#Run() to setlocal omnifunc=vimside#command#completions#Run

I will checkin a fix on Friday.

Sorry about that.

On 11/21/2012 09:35 PM, zenwong wrote:

Sorry forgot to mention, I'm using GVim

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[zenwong]

After switching the above omnifunc, I get a different error

E716 key not present in dictionary : :completions

invalid expression dic[':completions']

undefined variable completions

[zenwong]

Does the auto complete work with imports? trying

import io.Sou < pressing c-x c-o here

results in the above error. after importing the Source package, I can auto complete:

Source.fr < c-x c-o here

and the drop down completes find. Also under the keymappings, I can't get the tab to call TabToOmni

function! TabToOmni() return "" endfunction inoremap =TabToOmni()

is this because I'm using supersnipmate?

[megaannum]

If you enter: :inoremap on the command line, it will list the current bindings. On my system I see: i * u=snipMate#TriggerSnippet() If you now enter: :inoremap =TabToOmni() On the command line, Vimside TAB in insert mode will map to .

Since so many people use snipmate, I will have to find a better solution.

On 11/21/2012 11:03 PM, zenwong wrote:

Does the auto complete work with imports? trying

import io.Sou < pressing c-x c-o here

results in the above error. after importing the Source package, I can auto complete:

Source.fr < c-x c-o here

and the drop down completes find. Also under the keymappings, I can't get the tab to call TabToOmni

function! TabToOmni() return "" endfunction inoremap =TabToOmni()

is this because I'm using supersnipmate?

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[megaannum]

Its a bug. Check in fix on Friday.

On 11/21/2012 10:04 PM, zenwong wrote:

After switching the above omnifunc, I get a different error

E716 key not present in dictionary : :completions

invalid expression dic[':completions']

undefined variable completions

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[megaannum]

Fixed with today's checkin.