Dumb completion, did I forget something ? about alchemist.vim HOT 12 CLOSED

Hmm, I remember it never worked very well with YMC :(

I just checked the screencast that I recorded long time ago and it is like your screenshot.

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What is the recommended way to install it to have an equivalent behavior ? Typically having completion working automatically with OmniCompletion ? (Because for now I can only make it work when using , can it work with tab ?)

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@kedare I've seen most of people use it with deoplete.nvim

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It doesn't seem to complete many functions or modules at all for me. Only completes standard library functions or modules. Have I got my project setup wrong? I created it with mix phoenix.new.

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@nhooyr So far based on the experience the YMC and alchemist.vim don't play well with each others

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Sorry, forgot to mention I'm using deoplete.

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I've got the same thing, using latests versions of Alchemist and YCM. One thing that is interesting, is that if you invoke YCM completion directly through , it shows intelligent completions based on the context.

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@uberbrodt what do you mean by invoke YCM completion directly, do mean invoke YCM completion for alchemist?

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@slashmili Sorry, should have been more clear. When I say "invoke YCM completion directly", I mean calling the omnifunc. Which, is set to elixircomplete#Complete for me.

After spending a bit more time on it, and looking more closely at issue #33, It seems that it's related to the regex that this plugin fixes: https://github.com/larrylv/ycm-elixir. I would say it's not perfect; seems to get confused when trying to complete multiple module names in a chain (ie: Foo.Bar. won't have any completions, even though there are other modules under the Bar namespace). I'm not sure if that's an Alchemist or a YCM issue though.

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I'm getting the same error as well.
Omnifunc returned bad value to YCM! Omnifunc did not return a list or a dict with a "words" list when expected.

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@kedare / @Omin thanks for reporting the issue

I'm working on elixir-sense which solves lots of problem like this.

I keep the issuer open until that new feature is ready

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@kedare / @Omin please try the new version

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