I am new to jedi-vim, and I do not know how to jump the definition of a function in other file. The jedi-vim's doc is: The following are parts of them: NOTE: subject to change! let g:jedi#goto_com...

I read the README of the jedi-vim. https://github.com/davidhalter/jedi There are screenshots of omni completing with a non-standard library (Django). I installed django by pip and tried exact sam...

I'm trying to use the jedi-vim plugin for Python autocompletion but I can't get it to work. I have Vim 7.3, and here's what I did: 1- clone the code from git clone http://github.com/davidhalter/...

I'm using vim with jedi/jedi-vim when I develop python code and I use extensively <Leader>d (goto definitions) and/or <Leader>g (goto assignments). I can use '' to return to the line be...

YouCompleteMe (YCM) and jedi-vim are two vim plugins that provide autocompletion, and both use jedi underneath for Python. However it's nice to have both since jedi-vim provides some useful feature...

I'm using YouCompleteMe vim plugin for Python dev. YCM uses jedi-vim to autocomplete python code. However, I want to configure python indentation to 2 spaces not 4 (Google Python style). How can I ...

I just installed jedi-vim with vundle My vim version is 7.3.429. I installed jedi vi pip every time I hit . or <C-Space> I get this error. Omni completion (^O^N^P) Pattern not found when ...

Posting as a follow up to How to check if SuperTab and jedi-vim is activated? and have done what Ingo Karkat proposed. Now I wonder what is broken and how I fix it. Here is the output: :verbose i...

As the title states, how do I check if a plugin is loaded? When I hit tab (for SuperTab) all I get is the ordinary character "tab" inserted in my file and when I hit ctrl-space I just get thrown o...