Vim-snippets ultisnips

Among the well-known plug-ins of VIM code snippet completion are vim-snipmate and ultsnips. In my environment, snipmate cannot be used because of conflicts, so ultisnips is used. They all use the same vim-snippets as the configuration file and store it in the corresponding directory. Their formats are basically the same, but there are also some differences. I personally feel that ultisnips provides more extensions.

Ultisnipsedit: Quickly open and edit the configuration file named <current file extension>. snippets

Basic Format:

Snippet <Tigger> "annotation" <flag> $ {1: Name }$ {1/(\ W +). */$ {1}/} endsnippet

You can directly use shell scripts or!vEmbed vimscript or!pEmbed Python

snippet date "date"`echo $(date)`end snippet

Passglobal !pDirectly embed Python scripts

global !pendglobal

Python Variables

FN: file name path: path T: placeholder T [1] snip: Provision Method

Example:

snippet def "def" def ${1:name}:    ${2:`!p `}endsnippet

snippet "rep (\d+) (\w+)" "def" rdef ${1:name}:    ${2:`!p snip.rv=int(match.group(1))*match.group(2)`}endsnippet

extends cReference other configurations

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