The main thing missing in my VSCodeVim setup is Ctrl + P and Ctrl + N simple word completion when in insert mode. I have googled extensively on how to set this up, but found nothing that works the way I expect when the ms-vscode.cpptools extension is enabled.
I do not want IntelliSense to interfere with this completion, I just want simple word completion that works in any context (e.g., comments, strings, etc). Here is an example:
int a_very_long_variable_name;
// a_ve
When I've typed a_ve in the comment, Ctrl + P should suggest a_very_long_variable_name (as well as any other word in the document starting with a_ve). Ctrl + N should do the same, except that suggestions should be ordered differently compared to Ctrl + P because Ctrl + N starts looking for matching words after the cursor, not before it.
Is it possible to get this behavior in VSCode with VSCodeVim? When ms-vscode.cpptools is enabled, I do not get suggestions at all when editing comments, not even when I have this in my settings:
"editor.quickSuggestions": {
"comments": true
}
{"editor.wordBasedSuggestionsMode":"allDocuments","[cpp]":{"editor.wordBasedSuggestions":true},"[c]":{"editor.wordBasedSuggestions":true}}It should at the very least allow you to autocomplete a_very_long_variable_name in strings or comments. I'd still like a way to separate Intellisense completion (Ctrl+space) and Word based completion (Ctrl+P), though. So your question is still valid. – Jerrold