Wiki: DebugInfo: OmniCompletion

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            [0] => <div class="wikitext"><p class="tightenable top"><b>Instructions</b> <b>for</b> <b>Vim</b> <b>7.0</b></p>
<p class="tightenable">See <tt>:help new-omni-completion</tt></p>
<p class="tightenable">Omni completion support comes out of the box for several languages (e.g. C).</p>
<p class="tightenable">MS Windows users will also want to install 
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            [2] => .</p>
<p class="tightenable"><b>C++</b> <b>support</b></p>
<p class="tightenable">Try doing <tt>:set omnifunc</tt> while editing a C++ file.</p>
<p class="tightenable">If you get <tt>omnifunc=ccomplete#Complete</tt> as a result, it means you are presently using not C++, but the bundled C completion.</p>
<p class="tightenable">To get C++ completion support you can try installing 
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            [4] => . Please read  the <tt>doc/omnicppcomplete.txt</tt> file in the archive for further help.</p>
<p class="tightenable bottom"><i>Note:</i>
In *NIX these files go into your <tt>~/.vim</tt> directory. In MS Windows you put them in <tt>%HOMEPATH%/vimfiles</tt>.</p>
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    [_description] => Omni completion support comes out of the box for several languages (e.g. C).
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