xaizek / vim-inccomplete (License: Vim) (since 2018-12-07)
Vim plugin for #include directive completion in C family of languages.
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Describe g:inccomplete_localsources in the README
Thanks to Στέφανος (stefanos82).
Author: xaizek
Author date (UTC): 2018-04-05 12:38
Committer name: xaizek
Committer date (UTC): 2018-04-05 12:38
Parent(s): 170fd0d70e1727af7a9fecdf8120517f6d7ea100
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12 12 ### Sources of completion ### ### Sources of completion ###
13 13
14 Sources for `""` completion are a combination of path relative to the directory
15 of current file and a project root (can be specified on configuration).
14 Sources for `""` completion are configured via `g:inccomplete_localsources` and
15 can include:
16 - paths relative to the directory of current file
17 - `'-I'` keys from `g:clang_user_options`
18 - `'-I'` keys from `b:clang_user_options`
19 - paths relative to project root (if specified on configuration)
16 20
17 21 Sources for `<>` completion are: Sources for `<>` completion are:
18 22 - `'path'` option (on *nix it's set to `'/usr/include'` by default, but on - `'path'` option (on *nix it's set to `'/usr/include'` by default, but on
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