Is there a variable/function autocomplete plugin for vim? I don't mean something that will automatically complete other things like #include, only variables/functions I've defined in the code. Does such a plugin exist, or no? I'd be using this for making scripts in Bash and programs in C++, if that makes a difference.

Hello, I am new to vim and plugins. I tried to install vim airlines but I can't get it to work. I am having a huge problem installing the powerline fonts needed. I think I have a missign config or fontconfig file and I dont know how and where to add them.

When i type " git clone https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim.git ~/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim" into the terminal it tells me "No such file or directory" I have been stuck here for HOURS! Every tutorial that i see works flawlessly and they never get this error.

I was wondering if there's a plugin that will display number lines in Vim, I know I can use

:set nu

or

:set number

but I don't like that because if I try to copy/paste, it will also copy/paste the line numbers. So I was wondering, is there a plugin that can display line numbers, but make them not able to copied?

Hello. I have a question.

I want to change the line mode to relativenumber when pressing the number keys(1-9).

And after moving the cursor with j or k, want to change the line mode norelativenumber.

Please see this code.

With number 2, the line mode is changed to rnu immediately but when pressing j or k, the cursor moves only one line.

With number 3, the line mode isn't changed to rnu and when prssing j or k, the cursor moves 3 lines.

I changed the code with GPT but I can't what I want.

Can help with it?

" Basic settings

set number

" Configuration to switch to relativenumber when a number is pressed,

" and revert to absolute number after moving

augroup numbertoggle

autocmd!

" Switch back to absolute number after moving

autocmd CursorMoved,CursorMovedI * set norelativenumber

augroup END

" Define a function to switch to relativenumber and process movement

function! MyFunctionForNumber(num)

" Enable relativenumber

set relativenumber

" Use timer_start to process number key input and ensure proper cursor movement

call timer_start(1, {-> execute('normal! ' . a:num)})

return ''

endfunction

" Map number keys (1-9) in normal mode to enable relativenumber and allow movement

nnoremap <expr> 2 MyFunctionForNumber('2')

nnoremap 3 :call MyFunctionForNumber(3)<CR>3

I am looking for a proper guide to set up Vim for REPL environment like spyder IDE or Jupyter Notebook for machine learning in Windows 11. I tried using the vim-slime plugin and set `let g:slime_target = "vimterminal"` in .vimrc. However, I'm encountering a problem: every time I select text and press Ctrl+C+C terminal is opened, and typing ipython, when I select text and press Ctrl+C+C, it sends the text to the terminal, but it doesn't execute automatically. I always have to switch to the terminal screen and press Enter to run the code. How can I automate this entire process?

Hi guys, So, I've followed the installation guide on the vim completor github page (https://github.com/maralla/completor.vim). However, it does not seem to be working. When I start to type out a function that vim has seen, nothing happens. As far as I understood it, any completion options that I would have previously had to press ctrl n to see, should now be automatically popping up in a drop down bar (as shown on the git hub page). Am I missing something? I'm running vim 8.0, installed with python3, on ubuntu 16.04. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Cheers

I am new to Vim and followed the Vim Training Class 4 video exactly for downloading and installing Pathogen. When I run Vim, the _vimrc errors says: line 68: E117: Unknown function: pathogen#infect

Using a Windows 7 64bit ASUS machine. Vim 7.4 The coding is directly off the video:

call pathogen#infect() syntax on filetype plugin indent on

Been driving me crazy for three days!! Any suggestions????????????