On Thu, 5 Oct 2006 at 7:28pm, Jason Mills wrote: > Hi Vimmers, > > I have searched the Internet and vim.org for an omni complete > function/script for java (i.e. javacomplete.vim), but have had no luck. > Does anyone know if such a script/function exists? > > Jason
I am beginning to experiment with a model that uses BSH's ClassManager to do the completion. This has many limitations, but at least it will make the job much easier and the development itself will be much simper. To make the lookup responsive, I have tried running BSH in nailgun server and it seems to work well, though I only had the JDK classes in the classpath. I have a working import completion, but this is all very rudimentary right now. No guarantees on when I can complete these, as I have too many things going on right now and don't want to burden myself by releasing even pre-alpha code to users. If someone wants to collaborate the development effort, I am ok with it (means I am OK to receive contributions to the code, but NOT ok with feature requests and bug reports :)) I was also experimenting with Eclipse like code generation, and was successful using BSH again to generate a new class. This is the reason why I started working on the forms.vim plugin, as there are too many parameters to input, and requires things like completion of super class and interfaces. -- Thanks, Hari __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
