On 28/01/09 01:19, Ben Schmidt wrote:
> epanda wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am using Ctags to navigate into C++ code with gvim 7.2 but I have
>> seen that Intellisense which is used by Visual Studio 2005 is
>> available since 2003 for Gvim.
>>
>> Any users here are using Intellisense and Ctags ?
>
> I think that 'Intellisense' is the name of the Microsoft technology, and
> the Vim name for the similar technology is 'omni-completion'.
>
> :help omni-completion
>
> Vim doesn't have C++ omni-completion built in, but I think that's what
> the omnicpp plugin provides. Perhaps it does this with the help of
> ctags.
>
> At any rate, though, navigating by tags, i.e. jumping to different places, is
> a
> very different task to completion, i.e. finishing off a word you started
> typing,
> so they're not really two things you choose between--you are likely to use
> both.
>
> Cscope is another tool that can be used for navigation, I believe.
>
> Ben.
Vim does, however, have an elementary kind of omni-completion built-in
(but not activated by default) for any filetype which has syntax
highlighting defined, see ":help ft-syntax-omni".
Best regards,
Tony.
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