This plugin inspects auto
declarations in your Vim. You can know the type of auto
declarations easily.
This plugin depends on libclang-vim. This is a wrapper of libclang. Please see README to install it.
After installing libclang-vim, you can install this plugin like other plugins.
I recommend to use modern Vim plugin managers like vundle or neobundle.vim.
Below neobundle.vim setting has done all successfully.
NeoBundleLazy 'rhysd/libclang-vim', {
\ 'build' : {
\ 'windows' : 'echo "Please build manually"',
\ 'mac' : 'make',
\ 'unix' : 'make',
\ }
\ }
NeoBundleLazy 'rhysd/clang-type-inspector.vim', {
\ 'depends' : 'rhysd/libclang-vim',
\ 'autoload' : {
\ 'filetypes' : 'cpp'
\ }
\ }
You can set <Plug>(clang-inspect-type-at-cursor)
to your favorite mapping. For example, below setting maps it to <C-t>
.
augroup clang-inspect-type-mapping
autocmd!
autocmd FileType cpp nmap <C-t> <Plug>(clang-inspect-type-at-cursor)
augroup END
As default, when the cursor is on auto-declaration, type of the declaration is displayed.
If you want to disable this feature, set g:clang_type_inspector#automatic_inspection
to 0
.
gVim can show balloon which displays the information where the mouse is pointing(See :help balloon-eval
). This plugin displays the type using balloon. When you point the specific location of buffer with the mouse pointer, a balloon would be launched and show the type. This feature is enabled as default. If you want to disable this feature, set g:clang_type_inspector#disable_balloon
to 1
.
You can get the type with below function.
clang_type_inspector#inspect_type_at({line}, {col}, {option})
{line}
and {col}
is line and column of the source.
{option}
is a dictionary. If {option}
has file
key, its value specifies the file name of source. If {option}
has bufnr
key, its value specifies the buffer number of source. If both file
and bufnr
are not specified, the current buffer is used as the source to inspect. If {option}
has compiler_args
key, its string value would be passed to a compiler as a compiler argument.
If you want to know only a canonical type, set g:clang_type_inspector#canonical_type
to 2
. If you want to know only a non-canonical type, set g:clang_type_inspector#canonical_type
to 0
. As default, this plugin shows both canonical type and non-canonical type when they are different.
The type names which are too long to be shown in one-line (e.g. expression templates) would be shortened to output in one-line. This is because multiline output to command line blocks vimmer's editting. If you still want to whole long types in multiline output, set g:clang_type_inspector#shorten_too_long_type_name
to 0
.
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Copyright (c) 2014 rhysd
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of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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