Thanks to some outside suggestions and contributions we now have another
release.
If you missed the original announcement, rbcomplete provides a vim7
omni-completion function (code completion) for vim. It is
based on complete.rb, pycomplete.vim and ccomplete.vim.
Whats New:
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At the request of many people, Object's instance methods are no longer
included in the completion list, if anyone wants this functionality
back I'll make it a configurable.
A major contribution provided rbcomplete.vim with better variable
identification so the following will properly be completed:
a = Time.now
b = [0..2]
c = ['a','b']
d = {:a=>'test',:b=>'this'}
sorry, no "e = c" yet. You can find the file at
http://blog.hasno.info/blog/segfault/dev/2006/04/10/vim-7-ruby-omni-completion.html
--mark
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Where are we supposed to put the rbcomplete.vim file?
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On 4/11/06, Mark Guzman <segfault@hasno.info> wrote:
Thanks to some outside suggestions and contributions we now have another
release.
If you missed the original announcement, rbcomplete provides a vim7
omni-completion function (code completion) for vim. It is
based on complete.rb, pycomplete.vim and ccomplete.vim.
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R. Mark Volkmann
Object Computing, Inc.
Thanks to some outside suggestions and contributions we now have another
release.
If you missed the original announcement, rbcomplete provides a vim7
omni-completion function (code completion) for vim. It is
based on complete.rb, pycomplete.vim and ccomplete.vim.
Very cool. I just grabbed gentoo's vim 7.0b, and there were a couple of issues. Vim doesn't like the windows endlines at all, and claims the whole script is garbage. dos2unix fixes that nicely 
The other (really strange) thing is that you use some sort of heredoc with the tag RUBYEOF. Gentoo's vim7.0b doesn't like that at all; it doesn't recognize the final RUBYEOF as the end of the string. Changing that to EOF fixed things. Anyhow, not sure it that's worth making changes for, but it's what I had to do.
Seems to be working currently. Could be that my old box doesn't agree w/
the increased traffic.
--mark
Josef 'Jupp' SCHUGT wrote:
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Hi!
At Wed, 12 Apr 2006 13:00:06 +0900, Mark Guzman wrote:
http://blog.hasno.info/blog/segfault/dev/2006/04/10/vim-7-ruby-omni-completion.html
500 Internal Server Error for me 
Josef 'Jupp' Schugt
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Mark Volkmann wrote:
Where are we supposed to put the rbcomplete.vim file?
I put mine in ~/.vim/autoload and it seems to load OK.
Andrew
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* tsuraan@tsuraan.net <tsuraan@tsuraan.net> [060419 16:31]:
Very cool. I just grabbed gentoo's vim 7.0b, and there were a couple
of issues. Vim doesn't like the windows endlines at all, and claims
the whole script is garbage. dos2unix fixes that nicely The other
(really strange) thing is that you use some sort of heredoc with the
tag RUBYEOF. Gentoo's vim7.0b doesn't like that at all; it doesn't
recognize the final RUBYEOF as the end of the string. Changing that
to EOF fixed things. Anyhow, not sure it that's worth making changes
for, but it's what I had to do.
yup, forgot to mention the endlines in my other post. flip -u did the
job. No problems with RUBYEOF here (with vim 7.0d)
Cheers,
Steph.
Well, once I stripped all the carraige returns from the .vim file, it
kinda worked. When I did ctrl+x ctrl+o it opened a list of classes, but
it always replaced whatever was under the cursor with TrueClass and
that's all I could get it to do... Am I missing something?
Andrew
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i get an error about no 'omnifunc' attribute. which vim are you running?
-a
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On Thu, 13 Apr 2006, Andrew Thompson wrote:
Mark Volkmann wrote:
Where are we supposed to put the rbcomplete.vim file?
I put mine in ~/.vim/autoload and it seems to load OK.
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It's working for me now. Here's what I did to get it to work under Windows.
- download gvim70d.exe from ftp://ftp.vim.org/pub/vim/unstable/pc
- double-click the .exe file
- add the following to _vimrc
autocmd FileType ruby,eruby
set omnifunc=rbcomplete#Complete
- from a command prompt, run "gem install vim-ruby
- download rbcomplete.vim from
http://blog.hasno.info/blog/segfault/dev/2006/04/10/vim-7-ruby-omni-completion.html
into $VIM_HOME\autoload
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On 4/12/06, ara.t.howard@noaa.gov <ara.t.howard@noaa.gov> wrote:
On Thu, 13 Apr 2006, Andrew Thompson wrote:
> Mark Volkmann wrote:
>> Where are we supposed to put the rbcomplete.vim file?
>
> I put mine in ~/.vim/autoload and it seems to load OK.
i get an error about no 'omnifunc' attribute. which vim are you running?
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sender: "ara.t.howard@noaa.gov" date: "Thu, Apr 13, 2006 at 06:20:10AM +0900" <<<EOQ
>Mark Volkmann wrote:
>>Where are we supposed to put the rbcomplete.vim file?
>
>I put mine in ~/.vim/autoload and it seems to load OK.
i get an error about no 'omnifunc' attribute. which vim are you running?
Omnifunc was introduced in version 7:
Though it's still beta, alfa has been stable for a long time already
Good luck,
Alex
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On Thu, 13 Apr 2006, Andrew Thompson wrote:
Well, once I stripped all the carraige returns from the .vim file, it
kinda worked. When I did ctrl+x ctrl+o it opened a list of classes, but
it always replaced whatever was under the cursor with TrueClass and
that's all I could get it to do... Am I missing something?
I'm getting exactly the same results.
Mark
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On Wednesday 12 April 2006 19:38, Andrew Thompson wrote:
Andrew
* Mark Volkmann <r.mark.volkmann@gmail.com> [060412 23:44]:
- add the following to _vimrc
autocmd FileType ruby,eruby
set omnifunc=rbcomplete#Complete
with the recent versions of rubycomplete.vim the last line has to be
set omnifunc=rubycomplete#Complete
Tried it with vim70e on linux and seems to be working great! Thanks for
this smart enhancement.
Cheers,
Steph.
Mark Guzman wrote:
Are you using 0.2, 0.4 or the current cvs head?
By default, when your not within a class, it returns a list of globals
and classes.
Originally the global code did not take into account input, the current
cvs head does (as does 0.4 I believe).
--mark
You should do proper releases then, not just uploading over the old
file... Where can I get 0.4?
Andrew
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Andrew Thompson wrote:
Mark Guzman wrote:
Are you using 0.2, 0.4 or the current cvs head?
By default, when your not within a class, it returns a list of globals
and classes.
Originally the global code did not take into account input, the current
cvs head does (as does 0.4 I believe).
--mark
You should do proper releases then, not just uploading over the old
file... Where can I get 0.4?
Andrew
Same site
http://blog.hasno.info/blog/segfault/dev/2006/04/10/vim-7-ruby-omni-completion.html
I will update the blog entry to note the current version,
rubycomplete.vim is actually just a symlink to
rubycomplete-0.4.vim currently. There was also another ANN email sent
regarding 0.4.
--mark
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