#Windows vimr .dll#
That was because the build.ps1 script failed, which was due to a missing .dll assembly. Updating the submodule was necessary, because omnisharp-roslyn\artifacts did not initially exist. cd ~\vimfiles\bundle\omnisharp-vim\omnisharp-roslyn We were able to work around that by updating the OmniSharp-Roslyn submodule. Omni completion (^O^N^P) Pattern not found
When we open a *.cs file with Vim, running Ctrl + X + Ctrl + O is supposed to provide completions instead, we received the following error:
The problem is that it requires one more difficult step: troubleshooting. Vim should now provide a rich editing experience when we open a *.cs file inside a. It tells Vim's OmniSharp to use Roslyn, to look for a global.json instead of a sln file, and to wait 10 seconds for the sometimes slow OmniSharp service to respond. The installation is complete if all of the above steps are done and dir ~/vimfiles/bundle outputs this: ctrlp.vimĪdd the following to the top of your vimrc. Done? Run :CtrlP from Vim without errors. Done? Run :Helptags from Vim without errors. Done? Run :dispatch from Vim without errors. Done? Run :echo has('python') from within Vim and receive a return value of 1.
Done? Run msbuild from ~/vimfiles/bundles/omnisharp-vim/server without errors. Done? Add execute pathogen#infect() to the top of your vimrc and run Vim without errors. For each step I've provided a way to answer, "Is this step done?" C# code completion and other rich editing features in Vim.ĭetails of these steps are in the OmniSharp-Vim repository.
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