I have included a few common Django relative import words such as. The same goes for relative import syntax. You can also use the omni-completion to complete other things that aren't in the complete-dict dictionary, such as variables: i = 3 However, you can either add the alias to complete-dict or just use pythoncomplete.vim's Omnicompletition by typing. Python's newer import module as X syntax isn't supported by default, since it would be impossible for Pydiction to know what you'll alias a module to. For example: from xml.parsers import expat You can complete modules that were imported via from module import submodule. You can also now use Shift-Tab to Tab backwards through the popup menu. or CTRL-E - Close the menu and do not accept any match. Accept current match and insert a newline. Then type a popup-menu key: - Accept current match and insert a space.ĬTRL-Y - Accept current match and and don't insert a space. Pressing Tab again scrolls down the menu so you can select something else. Will bring up a menu of possibilities, such as: raw_input( In Vim's INSERT mode, type part of a Python keyword, module name, attribute or method, then hit TAB: raw
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If you want to configure other things, such as how to get Pydiction to work with other plugins like SnipMate or the color of the menu, see the Tips section of this documentation. Some people prefer more or less and you can make it as large as you want since it will automatically know where to position the menu to be visible. The default menu height is 8, meaning 8 items at a time will be shown. You can change the height of the completion menu by setting g:pydiction_menu_height in your vimrc: let g:pydiction_menu_height = 3
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Ex: let g:pydiction_location = '/path/to/complete-dict'įor example, if you used Pathogen to install Pydiction, you would set this to: let g:pydiction_location = '/home/you/.vim/bundle/pydiction/complete-dict'Īnd the dictionary will be available to all of your virtualenv's as well.
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Then make sure you set g:pydiction_location to the full path of where you installed complete-dict. In your vimrc file, first add the following line to enable filetype plugins: filetype plugin on
You may install complete-dict and pydiction.py anywhere (see the Configuration section),īut only python_pydiction.vim in the ftplugin directory because for. WINDOWS: Put python_pydiction.vim in C:\vim\vimfiles\ftplugin\ Otherwise: - UNIX/LINUX/OSX: Put python_pydiction.vim in ~/.vim/after/ftplugin/Ĭreate this directory if doesn't yet exist. Or use a plugin manager like Vimogen ( ) to install and manage Pydiction and all of your plugins. If you have Pathogen installed: cd ~/.vim/bundle
See the Tips section for how to get the best of all worlds. And Pydiction really shines when completing 3rd party librariesĪnd frameworks and basic keywords, but not for things that dictionary completion isn't suited for. Strength because of how stable it allows the plugin to be. This is its strength and weakness when used alone.
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Pydiction doesn't have to doĪny source code analysis. Pydiction is often misunderstood when compared to other forms of python code completion. By default it will be in alphabetical order, but if you want else to come Things to appear in your popup completion menus. Since Pydiction just uses a flat dictionary file, it's extremely flexible because you can do things like re-order how you want Some third-party libraries already supported are:ĭjango Flask Requests Twisted Numpy Psycopg2 PyGreSQL SQLite3 MySQLdb OpenGL Pygame wxPython PyGTK PyQT4 OpenID Scrapy lxml Urwid Celery and more. So you don't have to wait around for me to add them.Īnd you can teach Pydiction to complete your project's own API very quickly. Python script allows you to easily append new modules to the dictionary. The bundled dictionary comes with most things you will likely need in your day-to-day Python programming, and the included
Pydiction.py - Python script to add more words to complete-dict. It simply consists of three main files: python_pydiction.vim - Vim plugin that autocompletes Python code.Ĭomplete-dict - Dictionary file of Python keywords, modules, etc. It doesn't require installing any dependencies. Pydiction allows you to Tab-complete Python code in Vim such as keywords, built-ins, standard library, and third-party modules.
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