This is a mirror of http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2780

repo: http://github.com/mjbrownie/Python-Tag-Import/tree/master. bugs/suggestions welcome

visual example here http://ttyshare.com/rec/michael/77604285/

This is for when you remember the name of a library function/class but not the module.path it is under

Eg. on a new line type. (control-b in insert mode is the default key but can be changed. see below)

funcname<c-b>
to get complete import  options eg 

from foo.bar.module import funcname
import foo.bar.module as module

etc.

In normal mode <leader>i will create an import for the current word

You can customise the import statements to your style preferences in your .vimrc eg

let g:pythontagimport_from = 0
turns off 
from  foo.bar.module import funcname

let g:pythontagimport_from_mod = 0
turns off 
from foo.bar import module #module.funcname

let g:pythontagimport_as = 0
turns off 
import foo.bar.module as module #module.funcname

let g:pythontagimport_full  = 0
turns off
import foo.bar.module #foo.bar.module.funcname


" Usage:
"
"           You need a ctags file with the --fields=+i
"           option set
"
"           on a new line type the function you want to import
"           then hit the complete key
"           
"           eg. type on a line
"           
"           some_func
"           hit <c-b>in insert mode and get
"           from some.app.module.path import some_func
"
"           hotkey:
"               insert mode map.
"               <c-b> is the current default.
"
"           variables:
"
"               g:pythontagimportkey
"                   the key used to complete function
"                   parameters and key words.
"
"Limitations:
"
"           This plugin is only as smart as your tags file.
"           Completion is created through inspecting the filename
"           in the tags file so functions that are rereferenced will not be
"           picked up. I put this out there in the hope someone can do 
"           some fancy introspective alternative.
"
"Options:
"           Setting the path can keep options relevant. At tht moment
"           it defaults to sys.path. It can come up with some bad guesses
"           Eg.
"           let g:python_path = ['/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/']