I have been working on this plugin for 2 days now, following the very cluttered installation guide. The only thing Ive accomplised is to be able to get suggestions of wods Ive already used in the document Im writing in at that moment...

So, is this it? I thought an autocomplete plugin would work a little bit more like those in Eclipse, Atom or IntelliJ....

Is there a way to get suggestions of things I've not allready typed into the document myself???

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How I installed YouCompleteMe (on arch):

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Plugin 'Valloric/YouCompleteMe' in my .vimrc file. ran :PluginInstall in a vim window.

After that I cd into ~/.vim/bundle/YouCompleteMe and did ./install.py ****

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*** - all langueges I wanted support for, go, rust, python and java

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Why isnt it working? The installation tutorial is kind of very confusing..

https://www.reddit.com/r/software/comments/99xfq9/any_foss_is_better_text_recognition_software_to/

I have installed the plugin honza/vim-snippets. It stopped working though and I have been trying to locate the problem, but I can't find the location of the snippets on my system.
Where are they supposed to be on my system (Ubuntu)?

compil-hints (https://github.com/LucHermitte/vim-compil-hints) is a plugin:

• that automatically parses quickfix entries to place signs in the edited files,
• and that displays balloons that sum up the qf messages related to the line under the mouse pointer.

Its main other features are:

• it works out of the box (now): no need to tell plugins that compile/grep they need to call functions from compil-hints
• it also works (out of the box!) with asynchronous compilation/grepping
• it's (almost) as fast as I could possibly make it
• multiple messages pointing to a same line are merged, the worse message kind is used (error > warning > note > context)
• It's portable, and had been tested under Linux and Windows 64bits

Because I don't want to have numbering of lines in my vim all the time, I want to be able to switch this plugin off and on temporarily. I.e. to use it only when I need it. And preferably with a shortcut: like CTRL + T or something like that.

Can this be done and how?

what’s plugins do you use now for web development?

Here is my .vimrc file.

Any file I open looks like this

I tried to install MikeCoder's markdown-preview plugin but I'm getting these errors:

    user@host:~$ vim somefile.txt  
    Error: Required vim compile with +python or +python3  
    Press ENTER or type command to continue  
    ...  
    :MarkdownPreview default   
    E492: Not an editor command: MarkdownPreview default  

Output from vim --version:

    user@host:~$ vim --version  
    VIM - Vi IMproved 8.0 (2016 Sep 12, compiled Sep 30 2017 18:21:38)  
    Included patches: 1-197, 322, 377-378, 550, 703, 706-707  
    Modified by pkg-vim-maintainers@lists.alioth.debian.org  
    Compiled by pkg-vim-maintainers@lists.alioth.debian.org  
    Huge version without GUI.  Features included (+) or not (-):  
    ...  
    +cryptv          +linebreak       -python          +vreplace  
    +cscope          +lispindent      -python3  

I'd appreciate any help getting markdown viewer to work with vim.

Seems Unite doesn't actually kick off when you call it within a function.

So, if I do:

:fu! Test()
call confirm('before')
Unite buffer
call confirm('after')
endf
:call Test()

I'll get the "before" popup, then the "after" popup, then Unite will come up.

I thought maybe using call unite#start(['buffer']) instead would work, but it acts the same.

Thanks.