Tommy Allen

Hello! `clang` is a [driver][]. It knows what to do to compile a program, including calling itself. `clang -cc1` is a frontend for specific [features][]. To a user, it's useful...

> So, what is the advantage of using clang -cc1 in a completer, more flexibility? For this plugin, it's simply faster for as-you-type completions. The completions provided by `clang -cc1`...

Not experiencing this. But in my case, the HTML indentation is handled by this plugin: https://github.com/othree/html5.vim I tried it with the default `$VIMRUNTIME/indent/html.vim` and it still worked fine. You might...

Thanks for your input and I appreciate you trying to increase the visibility of this plugin. Before going to the trouble of optimizing something, I spend a little time determining...

Can you confirm that `django` is not set in UltiSnips with: ``` :execute g:_uspy 'print(UltiSnips_Manager._buffer_filetypes['.bufnr('%').'])' ``` I think it'll be better if I submit a PR to UltiSnips to work...

Now that I re-read your issue, are you saying you want the `filetype` to be set to `django`? Even if the `filetype` is `python`, UltiSnips should still use `python.snippets` **and**...

@gatspy https://github.com/SirVer/ultisnips/pull/730

Yes, there's currently an issue with YCM: #5 I don't use YCM, so I'm not sure how to fix it at this time.

Those patterns require you to start a string, like `get_template('`. The pattern for `render()` expects the completions to start at the second argument: `render(request, '`. If you are doing that...

> b:is_python is not set Well, that's your problem. Do you why it isn't being set? If you manually set `b:is_django` to `1` do the completions work?