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Shift-tab cycles the other way. Both the tab and the shift-tab mappings are configurable. Note that shift-tab won't work in the console because the console won
by syncontrol 14y ago
Shift-tab cycles the other way. Both the tab and the shift-tab mappings are configurable.
Note that shift-tab won't work in the console because the console won't pass that key combo to vim. Again, this can be remapped.
- krichman 14y agoIs there a way to dismiss it without using the autocomplete?
- syncontrol 14y agoESC will do it. But you shouldn't really need to. You just continue typing and the menu goes away and pops back as needed. It does its best to be unobtrusive.
- krichman 14y agoI was worried about interaction with Snipmate :) that's probably been accounted for, though. I'm really looking forward to trying this out.
- syncontrol 14y agoIf your going to use Snipmate, you may want to remap the completion selection key from TAB to something else (if you want to use TAB for Snipmate). See the docs for details.
- wjbr 14y agoShift-tab works with SuperTab in the console.
- syncontrol 14y agoThen it should work with YCM in your console as well (whether it works depends on the terminal emulator). A map is a map.
- eliasmacpherson 14y agoWell sometimes :) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3776117/vim-what-is-the-difference-between-the-remap-noremap-nnoremap-and-vnoremap-ma http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3776117/vim-what-is-the-d...