- correct view.follow_cursor to view.entries.follow_cursor
- mention that view.entries.follow_cursor is custom view only
- add missing view.entries.selection_order option
- mention the docs class in list of classes nested under view class
* feat: add option for custom entry view to follow cursor
Creates an option to allow the custom entries
view to follow the user's cursor as they type.
To enable, set
```lua
require("cmp").setup({
view = {
entries = {
follow_cursor = true
}
}
})
```
Original source at 7569056388Closes#1660
Co-authored-by: lvimuser <109605931+lvimuser@users.noreply.github.com>
* doc: add view.follow_cursor option to docs
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Co-authored-by: lvimuser <109605931+lvimuser@users.noreply.github.com>
To allow for using all available screen space, as we can omit a
max_height/max_width when creating a documentation popup). I've found this
to be useful with neovim-gtk's native GUI completion menus.
The no_symbol_match makes command line completion a lot less useful. It
disables any matches for file names with symbols in them. This prevents
completing things like ":b foo/bar" to ":b foo/bar.txt" or ":b foo_" to
":b baz/foo_bar.txt". Add an option `disallow_symbol_nonprefix_matching`
that prevents a match if it contains a symbol and isn't a prefix match.
Make that option the default. Add the option to documentation and tests.
Add to the examples for command line setup disabling the option.
Commit 0b6654d3de changed the `README.md`
to use `default_capabilities()` instead of `update_capabilities()`. This
commit replicates that change to `doc/cmp.txt` and `utils/vimrc.vim` for
consistency.
* feat: add `source.filter` config
This allows the user to specify a `filter` function for each source,
like this:
```lua
-- don't show entries with kind "Text" from the "nvim_lsp" source
sources = {
{
name = "nvim_lsp",
filter = function(entry, ctx)
local kind = types.lsp.CompletionItemKind[entry:get_kind()]
if kind == "Text" then
return true
end
},
}
```
By utilizing the `ctx` parameter, the user can also ignore certain
entries in certain contexts.
* fixup! feat: add `source.filter` config
* fixup! feat: add `source.filter` config
