Ville's completer is working and very cool, here are instructions for
making it go. They're like the instructions Ville gave, only usable ;-)
1. Make sure you have exuberant ctags (not just regular ctags)
installed. It's an Ubuntu package, so easy if you're using Ubuntu.
2. Install Ville's python module "codewise". This is a small module on
which the Leo plugin relies.
bzr branch lp:codewise
cd codewise
sudo python setup.py install
3. You need a recent trunk version of leo to get the plugin which uses
the above module.
4. Enable the plugin by putting "codewisecompleter.py" on an
uncommented line in your @enabled-plugins @settings node.
5. On the command line:
if you have an existing ~/.ctags for some reason, and it's nothing you
need to keep:
rm ~/.ctags
then
codewise setup
codewise init
codewise parse .../path/to/leo/ # assuming you want completion on
# leo code
codewise parse .../some/other/project/
Then, after restarting leo if necessary, type
c.op<Alt-0> in the body editor to find all the c. methods starting
with 'op' etc.
Nice work Ville, thanks.
Cheers -Terry
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