New answers tagged autocompletion
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One way is to write a custom completer:
function ShellCmd(findstart, base) abort
if a:findstart
" ... some logic here to find the start of a word
" ... example near `:help E839`
else
return split($PATH, ':')
\ ->map({_,v -> glob(v.'/*', v:true, v:true, v:true)})
\ ->flatten()
\ ->map({_,v -&...
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You can use a user defined complete function to implement this kind of custom completion.
See :help complete-function for how to write such a function.
For example, the function below will use the beginning of the current line as the pattern to search, and will try to match it as a substring, on all the other lines in the same buffer:
function! CompleteLine(...
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The 'completeopt' option only applies to Insert mode completion, which is not really the case when you're completing an Ex command on the Vim command-line.
The completion menu on the Vim command-line is enabled by 'wildmenu' and controlled with the 'wildmode' option.
But the 'wildmode' option doesn't support any setting that will display the completion menu ...
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I found this FZF plugin that adds a GBranches command to browse your repo.
https://github.com/stsewd/fzf-checkout.vim
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