Vim editor under Python2.0 Auto-complete

Python automatically complements all of the vim editing and Python interactive modes, and below describes how to implement tab completion in these 2 situations.

One, vim python automatic completion plug-in: pydiction

You can implement the following Python code auto-completion:

1. Simple python keyword completion
2. Python function completion with parentheses
3. Python Module completion
4. Python module inner function, variable completion
5. From module import sub-module complement

To start AutoComplete for vim, you need to download the plugin at the following address:
http://vim.sourceforge.net/scripts/script.php?script_id=850
Https://github.com/rkulla/pydiction

Installation configuration:

wget https://github.com/rkulla/pydiction/archive/master.zipunzip-q mastermv pydiction-master pydictionmkdir-p ~/. Vim/tools/pydictioncp-r pydiction/after ~/.VIMCP pydiction/complete-dict ~/.vim/tools/pydiction

Ensure that the file structure is as follows:

# tree ~/.vim/root/.vim├──after│   └──ftplugin│       └──python_pydiction.vim└──tools    └──pydiction        └── Complete-dict

Create a ~/.VIMRC to make sure the contents are as follows:

# cat ~/.vimrcfiletype plugin Onlet g:pydiction_location = ' ~/.vim/tools/pydiction/complete-dict '
#以上内容如果没有则需要手工添加

Use Vim to edit a py file, import os., this time should appear prompt, prove success, such as

Second, the Python Interactive mode tab auto-completion
Create the file as follows:

# cat ~/.pythonstartup# vim startup.py#!/usr/bin/env pythonimport sysimport readlineimport rlcompleterimport Atexitimport os# tab completionreadline.parse_and_bind (' Tab:complete ') # History filehistfile = Os.path.join ( os.environ[' HOME '], '. Pythonhistory ') Try:    readline.read_history_file (histfile) except IOError:    Passatexit.register (Readline.write_history_file, histfile) del os, Histfile, ReadLine, Rlcompleter1echo ' export Pythonstartup=~/.pythonstartup ' >> ~/.bash_profile

If the above method does not take effect, you can write the above content to startup.py and add it to Python's configuration folder/usr/lib64/python27/

Import the startup module each time you enter interactive mode

Re-login to the shell, enter the python command into interactive mode, you can use the TAB key to complete the completion. Such as:

Vim editor under Python2.0 Auto-complete