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2017-06-12
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when using node-host, you need to run npm install
, under ~/.nvim/bundle/node-host
(or wherever your plugins are installed
trying out https://github.com/roxma/nvim-completion-manager. nice so far but in clojure, it doesn't complete hyphenated words (even though the notion of what a word is in clojure is properly defined).
e.g. i type reac
and want it to complete react-update-state!
but it it only gives me a react
completion option.
anyone else experiencing the same or suggest a different completion plugin? i was previously using deoplete.
I'd appreciate it if you PR'd that into them, because it really bothers me too, but haven't had the time 😉