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百度 牛魔王是什么生肖
For questions about the YouCompleteMe plugin. This plugin is an alternative completion engine for Vim.
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Characters from YCM completion menu not cleared in Vim
One idea based on the comments:
augroup fix_ycm_screen
autocmd!
autocmd CompleteDone * redraw!
augroup end
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How do I display a Python docstring in Vim
When vim is compiled with python3, the ftplugin/python.vim that ships with vim will set omnifunc to python3complete#Complete, which will include doc-strings when triggering omni-completion.
With ALE a …
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YouCompleteMe doesn't complete functions from headers
Not a YCM answer, but Ctrl-x Ctrl-i will complete from included files, assuming path/include/etc. are configured correctly. See :help compl-keyword for more.
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Youcompleteme: shortcut key to format selection
As mentioned in the comments, <S-F2> may not work in some terminals or with some vims. Using another key solves the issue of binding it correctly: I would use something like
vnoremap <leader>f :YcmCom …
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Cannot find implementation or library stub for module named "flask"
As we sussed out in the comments, this is from ALE+mypy, which needs to be installed in the virtual-env of the project.
Why? I'm not 100% sure, but I suspect mypy is simply ignorant of virtual-environ …
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How to call a plugin in a mapping?
The command line window (q:, :<C-f>) is a convenient place to run normal vim commands when editing :-commands.
In this case, I would add to the mapping the opening of the command-line window and the u …