>Subject: Bitchy omni completion with own Python modules/objects >From: Christoph Haas <email () christoph-haas ! de> >Date: 2007-04-27 8:54:14 >Message-ID: 20070427085414.GF3937 () torf ! workaround ! org >[Download message RAW]
>Dear list, >I have now spent half a day to get omni completion working correctly for >me. Many people say that it just works - others have given up getting it >working. Actually it works as expected with the Python standard library: >import os >os.<Ctrl-X><Ctrl-O> >Then I get a choice of objects in the os module. But I don't get any >completion of my own symbols or imported modules. The status line just >reads "pattern not found". Do I need to create a ctags file manually? >Can omni completion not complete anything but the standard library? >Right now it's not even close to what I know from IDEs like Wing. I must >have done something wrong because everybody else loves omni completion. >:) >Hints welcome. > Christoph I have the same problem. It seems to do fine with standard library modules, but it refuses to look at my own modules or classes. Komodo and Eclipse w/Pydev seem to handle this, but I can't seem to figure out how to get VIM to do it or if it is even possible in VIM. More of my code refers to my own modules than standard library modules. Mike
