Hello,
I'm sorry for posting another message in such a short span of time, but the
thing is that this is unrelated to the other question.
I have Windows XP and gvim 7.0 on it. I like it so far, but the
omni-complete functionality doesn't appeal that much to me compared to
intellisense of Visual Studio. Thing is that I have to type C-X C-N (even at
that I get "pattern not found" for most cases) after my function. I want to
open omni-complete's menu to show up whenever I press open-paren "(" after a
function's name or whenever I type . or -> after a structure/structure
pointer... just like VS intellisense. I think that's the *only* feature Vim
is missing at the moment (at least for me). :)
I also tried the intellisense plug-in for Vim that I found on this website:
http://insenvim.sourceforge.net/
Thing is that I have activeperl 5.8 installed on my system but somehow it
doesn't detect it. When I do:
:echo $PATH
it shows c:\Perl\bin\ in there. Also, when I go to command prompt in Windows
XP and type in perl, it executes perl.exe. However, when I start up vim for
a cpp or c file, it says "perl.exe not found in path." Anyone knows if the
path in vim is different from $PATH? Or is there something I'm missing?
Thanks,
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