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Can't think of a good reason to type out constants. Don't vim have decent autocomplete? (I mostly use it when ssh-ing into servers but figured people who code

• u801e 9y ago
  > Don't vim have decent autocomplete? It does, but it requires that the word to be autocompleted is present in one of the other loaded buffers. If you're typing out a new variable name, it won't work.
  • eitland 9y ago
    So it doesn't take libraries into account?
    • u801e 9y ago
      I was referring to the regular complete feature (rather than omnicomplete). The default setting is supposed to take included files into account, but that feature doesn't appear to work with imports in python.
    • tcoff91 9y ago
      Not unless you use a plugin like YouCompleteMe
• nicolashahn 9y ago
  Question for anyone who knows: is there a vim command or plugin to transform the word the cursor is under to upper/lowercase (or camelCase, kebab-case, snake_case, while we're at it)?
  • u801e 9y ago
    g~w will swith lowercase letters to uppercase ones and vice versa. gUw will change all letters in the word to uppercase. guw will change all uppercase letters in the word to lower case. See :help case for more details. There are probably plugins to change words to camelCase, snake_case, etc, but I'm not aware of any built-in command to do that (other than manually editing it).