xaizek
`_ctypes` works too? Maybe some modules are installed into root home or there are issues with file permissions. Or this is not the python Vim is trying to use, or...
Check that `$PYTHONPATH` isn't set and try whether `:python import _ctypes` works in Vim.
`_ctypes` seems to be builtin module, maybe your Vim uses python3 and this is python2 module? One of the forks contains changes for python3 I think. What's the output of...
Looks like it should use python2, so it should work... Don't really know why the error appears then.
@jlstr, I would expect that if `::` completion works, then `.` completion should work the same way. Maybe check `:inoremap .` for unexpected handlers, which could be set up by...
> filetype off Why? This might be the reason completion doesn't work for you. Try setting `filetype on` instead.
Maybe try using different libclang? In case current one can't find corresponding headers. Hm, maybe python bindings to libclang used by clang_complete are too outdated and something goes completely wrong......
Please stop calling me "sir", it makes me feel uncomfortable :-) Not an OS X user, just saw you mentioned homebrew having it. I think it might come with LLVM...
@Shougo, thanks for the notice, updated.
Years ago system include paths were gathered from compiler output, it would be possible to do the same here (`clang -v -x c++ -c -o /dev/null - < /dev/null`), but...