Caution

THIS PLUGIN IS NO LONGER NEEDED. The functionality is already merged into vimcomplete.

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Omnifunc Autocompletion Source for Vimcomplete Plugin

This plugin sources autocompletion items emitted by the function set in omnifunc Vim variable, for Vimcomplete autocompletion plugin.

Vim provides language based autocompletion through Omni completion for many languages (see $VIMRUNTIME/autoload). This is a lightweight alternative to using LSP.

Vim File	Language
ccomplete.vim	C
csscomplete.vim	HTML / CSS
htmlcomplete.vim	HTML
javascriptcomplete.vim	Javascript
phpcomplete.vim	PHP
pythoncomplete.vim	Python
rubycomplete.vim	Ruby
syntaxcomplete.vim	from syntax highlighting
xmlcomplete.vim	XML (uses files in the xml directory)

These omnifunc functions are set automatically when file type is detected. User does not have to do anything.

In addition, any user defined omnifunc can also be used for autocompletion.

Note: If you are using LSP extension, it should be disabled.

Requirements

• Vim >= 9.0
• Vimcomplete

Installation

Install this plugin after installing Vimcomplete.

Install using vim-plug.

vim9script
plug#begin()
Plug 'girishji/omnifunc-complete.vim'
plug#end()

For those who prefer legacy script.

call plug#begin()
Plug 'girishji/omnifunc-complete.vim'
call plug#end()

Or use Vim's builtin package manager.

Configuration

Default options are as follows.

vim9script
export var options: dict<any> = {
    enable: true,    # 'false' to disable this extension
    priority: 8,     # Higher priority items are shown at the top
    maxCount: 10,    # Maximum number of items shown
    filetypes: ['python', 'javascript'], # Any filetype that has 'omnifunc' set
    dup: true,       # `true` allows duplicate completion words
    partialWord: ['python3complete#Complete'], # python3complete returns
                        # partial words like 'ow()' instead of 'pow()'
}

Note: Only python3complete and javascriptcomplete are tested.

Options can be modified using g:VimCompleteOptionsSet(). It takes a dictionary as argument. If you are using vim-plug then call this function through VimEnter autocommand event.

autocmd VimEnter * g:VimCompleteOptionsSet(options)