Daniel Bretoi

Issue is solved. Thank you very much :+1: btw, I tried mapping Eclipses's ctrl-space with `inoremap ` as I can't seem to tab through the possible options. I thought that...

btw, is there a way to reload the rc file? `:so ~/.vrapperrc` didn't seem to work update: nm. I need to spell out source :)

So I found there's a shortcut for ^. which does "word completion" according to the preferences in Eclipse under keys. It seems to do what I want. However, I can't...

I couldn't find the sequence to eclipse action. It's just called "word completion" in preferences.

@justinmk that's a good tip. Seems like that should be in the docs. @keforbes I actually tried both Ctrl-N and Ctrl-. and they give different results where Ctrl-. is superior...

I tried this: ``` eclipseaction hippie org.eclipse.ui.edit.text.hippieCompletion inoremap :hippie ``` based on the feedback, but all it does is to print :hippie :/

both have the same result. They complete then add an "n" at the end and refuse to do further completion. Btw, I recommend trying `^.` it's pretty handy. not sure...

btw I really appreciate the effort to help making this work

@justinmk The difference between `c-n` and `c-.` becomes apparent when you try to cycle through options. Open up a file and type: `helloWorld` and `helloUniverse`. Type `hello` and hit `c-n`...

Correct. ctrl-n mapped behavior does not behave like the original.