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View plugin options How to list the available options of a plugin?

I recently found out that YouCompleteMe has an   g:ycm_autoclose_preview_window_after_insertion option that automatically hides the documentation preview thingywindow after exiting insert mode, and I also recently started out using vim, so this was mythe first time I set an option.

So I wondered if other plugins I crammed in my vim environment have options available, without searching for them manually.

Are they registered globally when vim starts, in order for a command that lists them to be available, or this can't be done?

View plugin options list

I recently found out that YouCompleteMe has an g:ycm_autoclose_preview_window_after_insertion option that automatically hides the documentation preview thingy after exiting insert mode, and I also recently started out using vim, so this was my first time I set an option.

So I wondered if other plugins I crammed in my vim environment have options available, without searching for them manually.

Are they registered globally when vim starts, in order for a command that lists them to be available, or this can't be done?

How to list the available options of a plugin?

I recently found out that YouCompleteMe has an   g:ycm_autoclose_preview_window_after_insertion option that automatically hides the documentation preview window after exiting insert mode, and I also recently started out using vim, so this was the first time I set an option.

So I wondered if other plugins I crammed in my vim environment have options available, without searching for them manually.

Are they registered globally when vim starts, in order for a command that lists them to be available, or this can't be done?

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Iulian Onofrei
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I recently found out that YouComleteMeYouCompleteMe has an g:ycm_autoclose_preview_window_after_insertion option that automatically hides the documentation preview thingy after exiting insert mode, and I also recently started out using vim, so this was my first time I set an option.

So I wondered if other plugins I crammed in my vim environment have options available, without searching for them for every pluginmanually.

Are they registered globally when vim starts, in order for a command that lists them to be available, or this can't be done?

I recently found out that YouComleteMe has an g:ycm_autoclose_preview_window_after_insertion option that automatically hides the documentation preview thingy after exiting insert mode, and I recently started out using vim so this was my first time I set an option.

So I wondered if other plugins I crammed in my vim environment have options available, without searching for them for every plugin.

Are they registered globally when vim starts in order for a command that lists them to be available or this can't be done?

I recently found out that YouCompleteMe has an g:ycm_autoclose_preview_window_after_insertion option that automatically hides the documentation preview thingy after exiting insert mode, and I also recently started out using vim, so this was my first time I set an option.

So I wondered if other plugins I crammed in my vim environment have options available, without searching for them manually.

Are they registered globally when vim starts, in order for a command that lists them to be available, or this can't be done?

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Iulian Onofrei
Iulian Onofrei
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View plugin options list

I recently found out that YouComleteMe has an g:ycm_autoclose_preview_window_after_insertion option that automatically hides the documentation preview thingy after exiting insert mode, and I recently started out using vim so this was my first time I set an option.

So I wondered if other plugins I crammed in my vim environment have options available, without searching for them for every plugin.

Are they registered globally when vim starts in order for a command that lists them to be available or this can't be done?