After a ton of bug reports for TextMate, and some very constructive feedback and testing from Jesse Noller, I've decided there's no much point in waiting, so I'm happy to announce PySmell v0.7.2.

Grab it from PyPI and follow the instructions in README.markdown.

Notable changes:

  • TextMate's dialog no longer errors when dealing with a huge number of entries.
  • Use argparse.py rather than hand-rolled option parsing
  • New --input allows mutation of existing PYSMELLTAGS file; useful to run after a file is saved
  • Analyze the current file when detecting completion type; more up-to-date suggestions
  • TextMate now completes a word rather than re-writing it.
  • TextMate honours TM_PYTHON - no need to set PATH
  • Fixes in pysmell.vim by Krzysiek Goj; Thanks!
  • Fixed issue 18 (tabs)
  • Bundle ez_setup for people that don't have setuptools.
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Comment by jroes , 1 year, 2 months ago :

I think this latest version is somewhat broken according to the directions given in the README.

http://dpaste.com/91326/

I just ran the easy_install instead and am setting up the bindings right now.

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Comment by dave , 1 year, 2 months ago :

dude thx a bunch for this plugin, now textmate is even more useful than it was, autocomplete works pretty well, look forward to future iterations of this plugin.

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Comment by Orestis Markou , 1 year, 2 months ago :

Crap! I didn't add ez_setup.py in the MANIFEST.in, and it wasn't uploaded.

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Comment by Orestis Markou , 1 year, 2 months ago :

OK, I've uploaded the fixed version to PyPI. Sorry for the trouble!

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Comment by Bart , 1 year, 2 months ago :

Great plugin. I have used it a few times with Vim, and am getting used to it.

Only thing that would be awesome is if you could allow us to use J & K for scrolling up and down through the function list when it comes up .. kind of awkward having to go to the arrows :)

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Comment by Rick Harding , 1 year, 2 months ago :

Responding to using j/k to scroll results. I think the base shortcuts in vim for this are ctrl-n and p instead of j/k.

I think it would be better to stick to the existing standards vim uses for it's omnicomplete and such.

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Comment by Orestis Markou , 1 year, 2 months ago :

Bart: What Rick said. You can customize some of this with the function "ispumvisible", but it's not very reliable.

I'll blog about this some time.

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Comment by amix , 1 year, 2 months ago :

Kick ass work :-)

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Comment by Orestis Markou , 1 year, 2 months ago :

amix: Thanks :)


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