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Can you describe precisely what you are doing and seeing? If you have the preview window open, close it (`:pc`), then `set completeopt-=preview`, and completion will not open a preview...

Doesn't happen here, either. Agree, try disabling neocomplcache plugin first, to reduce the number of moving parts. (which reminds me, tern doesn't support Vim standard for disabling plugins: `:help write-filetype-plugin`)

@marijnh I don't usually disable plugins that way, just noticed that it might come in handy for things like conflict checking/avoidance. And no, it isn't quite as simple: tern is...

Sorry, I missed this one:-( I'm a bit in two minds about whether this fits the topic (resources for JS tool developers). Wouldn't the [JS wiki](https://github.com/bebraw/jswiki/wiki) or the [jstr collection](http://jster.net/)...

Thanks. I'll also add the blog url, and that you are building on Firefox/Firebug. But the info is too abstract (perhaps one sentence on supported frameworks? a one-sentence overview of...

Adding support for single-file getEmitOutput itself should be simple, but adding full tsc project functionality to typescript-tools would be more involved, and more than I'm willing to commit to at...

not sure whether this is still relevant, but check the [tsconfig.json](https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/tsconfig-json.html) section in the handbook: as soon as files arguments are provided, tsconfig.json is ignored. Otherwise, ˋtssˋ behaves like ˋtscˋ,...

I wanted to avoid adding a wiki. github already supports online creation of commits/pull-requests, though it might not be as convenient as I thought it would be. Owners can create...

Those two lines lead to #781, which attempts to fix #727. The PR title suggests this is intended behaviour for `setIn`, but it seems the original issue was only about...

The plugin provides the functionality, it tries not to prescribe how you use it. You could use standard Vim functionality to autorun commands when you open a buffer. There is...