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Doesn't seem to work on Fedora #1070

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Feoggou opened this issue Dec 21, 2021 · 2 comments
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Doesn't seem to work on Fedora #1070

Feoggou opened this issue Dec 21, 2021 · 2 comments

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@Feoggou
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Feoggou commented Dec 21, 2021

Hey. I followed the steps from the installation process, installed via Pathogen, but it doesn't seem to work.

I have a python file with this in it:

import os

os.

When I typed dot (".") nothing happened. I tried :help jedi-vim but I get "E149: Sorry, no help for jedi-vim".
I'm using Fedora 34, vim 8.2, python3.9.6

I don't know how to use this:

Please execute `:redir @+> | silent verb JediDebugInfo | redir END` in a
Python buffer to copy debug information into your clipboard.
Then paste it here.

That doesn't look like a valid python syntax, and if I try writing that in vim, that's not working either -- "Invalid argument: @+>"

@hershey890
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This is pretty old but I've had the same issue.

When I add set omnifunc=syntaxcomplete#Complete either in vim or in my .vimrc and use Ctrl-X,Ctrl-O I get the autocomplete, but Ctrl+space doesn't work. help jedi-vim also fails. Jedi is installs and works but only with very limited functionality. The python code you gave me also doesn't auto complete when I just type import os \n os..

  • Ubuntu 22.04
  • VIM - Vi IMproved 8.2
  • default .vimrc

@davidhalter
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@hershey890 Can you please provide the debug output (see template when you add a "new issue").

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