This plugin activates itself for files that belong to some ROS package.
Sets &makeprg
to catkin_make
, catkin build
, or rosmake <package-name>
so
that the package, to which the file being edited belongs, could be built with
:make
.
:A
to alternate between different kinds of C/C++ files (.cpp, .cc, .h, .hh, .hpp, .impl) in the current package:Roscd
to cd to an arbitrary ROS package (with tab-completion):Rosed
/:TabRosed
to open arbitrary files (with tab-completion of both package and filenames)
- syntax highlighting
- omni-completion for message types
- goto message definition with
gd
command
- syntax highlighting (as xml)
- syntax check (if Syntastic is available)
- omni-completion
- package names
- node names
- substitution args
- environment variables
- paths with
$(find ...)
substitution
- goto file with
gf
command when the cursor is on a tag- with 'file' attribute
- with an attribute that has a value matching
$(find ...
pattern
- syntax highlighting (as xml)
- goto file with
gf
command (when the cursor is on a tag with 'filename' attribute)
- syntax highlighting (as python)
vim-ros
integrates with several other plugins out of the box. This section
lists the plugins and explains suggested configuration.
YouCompleteMe is is a fast, as-you-type, fuzzy-search code completion engine for Vim.
vim-ros
provides semantic completion for ROS filetypes via omni-complete
functions. YouCompleteMe will automatically use them, however if you want the
completion to be magically triggered as you type, you have to associate proper
triggers with ROS filetypes in your .vimrc
:
let g:ycm_semantic_triggers = {
\ 'roslaunch' : ['="', '$(', '/'],
\ 'rosmsg,rossrv,rosaction' : ['re!^', '/'],
\ }
It is recommended to instal vim-ros
using vim-plug. The (somewhat dated)
alternatives are Vundle or pathogen.
g:ros_make
[current|all] Controls which package to buildg:ros_build_system
[catkin|rosbuild|catkin-tools] Which build system to useg:ros_catkin_make_options
Additional options for catkin_make (i.e '-j4 -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug' ...)
The plugin is written in Python and includes a shim to make interfacing with Vim as easy as it could possibly be. Therefore, extending the plugin does not require knowledge of the peculiarities of Vim Script. Contributions are welcome!
Inspired by the vim-rails plugin.
MIT License. Copyright (c) 2013-2015 Sergey Alexandrov.