created by

Martin Stubenschrott

script type

utility

description

There is a new vim plugin OmniCppComplete at: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1520 It works better, is easier to setup and is also better maintained, so please use that. IMPORTANT: I will NOT maintain icomplete in future anymore, if you are interested in improving it, please tell me, and you can take over maintainership. ------------------------------------ **** Features **** - Automatic generation of a tags file for the current source file by building a tree of included files. - Listing members (also inherited ones) of a class For QString s; s. only non-static members are suggested, for QString:: only static ones. - Listing all function signatures of overloading methods - Recognizes return values of methods. QWidget w; w.rect().topLeft(). // Lists completions for a QPoint - Uses the scope of the cursor position - Recognizes, if you are inside a method-definition and completes also private or protected variables for this class. For a global scope, only public members are suggested. - Works in both console and graphical vim - Uses a cache system for increased spead. - Understands namespaces - Automatic completions after . and -> ------------------------------------ Quick start: press <Ctrl-X><Ctrl-O> at any code position in insert mode. For more usage information and screenshots or if you want to donate a little bit, then look at: http://icomplete.sourceforge.net

install details

Make sure you have exuberant-ctags (from http://ctags.sourceforge.net) installed. After that unpack the .tar.bz2 tarball, an run these commands:         # ./configure         # make         # su         $ make install This will install a command line program 'icomplete' to /usr/local/bin/icomplete and copies the actual vim scripts to /usr/share/vim/vimfiles/plugin/icomplete.vim /usr/share/vim/vimfiles/autoload/cppcomplete.vim If you have vim installed in a different directory, look at the README in the package it explains, how to change these paths. If it still does not work, try to put these lines in your ~/.vimrc: autocmd Filetype cpp,c,java,cs set omnifunc=cppcomplete#Complete Make sure you have a vim version with the autocmd feature enabled, which should be the case in most cases anyway.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
icomplete-0.5.tar.bz2	0.5	2007-11-01	7.0	Martin Stubenschrott	* IMPORTANT: Last and final release of icomplete, use OmniCppComplete in future         * autocompletion on . or -> (patch by Sanjaya Karunase)         * add ability to change name of .icomplete_taglist (Tim Murison)         * fixed some segfaults (thanks Johannes Winkelmann)         * cleaned up the doc
icomplete-0.4.tar.bz2	0.4	2006-04-19	7.0	Martin Stubenschrott	Apr 19, 2006: * version 0.4 * completely new namespace support (by Maxime Coste) * -t option to specify different tags filename (patch by Yuxuan Wang) * completely new #include file parser, fixes problem of macos which does not understand \\s codes in regexps * fixes segfault (replaced mmap with fread) * improved java support * including a shell script to create a java tags file for system classes * placeholders work for more than two arguments now (forgot the 'g' in the substitute command) * added sys/types.h in parse.h and tree.h which solves compiling under MacOS X

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