Some time ago, when I was using Janus, I could autocomplete Ruby code. I don't mean "autocomplete" in the sense of the SuperTab
plugin, I mean, for example, when you type
collection.ea
And then hit the Tab
key, you get
collection.each do ||
end
And your cursor is positioned between the ||
. You could also do the similar when defining a method.
Does anyone know how that plugin is called?. The problem is that I'm not using Janus anymore, so I don't have that plugin anymore. I looked at every plugin in the Janus documentation, but I couldn't find it.
Many Rails programmers prefer Vim to full-blown bulky IDEs like RubyMine. The are several reasons for that but most important (to me at least) is the ability to customize Vim, make it very powerful and at the same time keep it pretty lightweight.
vim is a plugin that wraps the command-line fuzzy finder program fzf, allowing you to use it directly within Vim. Fzf is a fast and portable fuzzy finder application written in Go. It is a requirement for the Vim plugin, so make sure you install it first.
Could it be Snipmate?
You can find Ruby snippets for Snipmate here.
Just do:
git clone https://github.com/scrooloose/snipmate-snippets.git
rake deploy_local
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