NAME
mk_vim_complete - Gather Perl identifiers for vim's autocompletion
SYNOPSIS
mk_vim_complete -f ~/.vimcomplete -v --dir /path/to/my/working/dir
DESCRIPTION
All is explained in the documentation of the command-line options.
COMMAND-LINE OPTIONS
- --file <file>, -f <file>
-
The filename where the gathered list of identifiers should be written to. You need to tell vim about this file; see Vim::Complete for details.
- --dir, -d
-
This option can be given several times. The directories are added to the list of directories in which to look for module files.
- --minlen, -m
-
The minimum length of identifiers that should be reported. It doesn't make sense to set this to 1; even setting it to 2 would likely produce so many identifers that the autocompletion mechanism is thrown off because you will have to cycle through too many identifiers. So the default minimum length is 3.
- --noinc, -n
-
By default, the directories included in
@INC
- with the exception of.
, which denotes the current directory - are searched, so identifiers from all installed modules are gathered. You can turn this behaviour off by specifying this option. If you do, you need to specify at least one--dir
option. - --verbose, -v
-
Be more verbose.
- --help, -h
-
Show this documentation.