Whether ultisnips support fuzzy match in deoplete












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I know that ultisnips support make its snippets as a source of completion with deoplete plugin. I remember the source definition is under a neocomplete directory. However, I find it currently defined to match with match_head. I tried to change it to match_fuzzy, but the behaviour is still match_head.
So I want to ask whether ultisnips support to be matched with fuzzy style? If it support, then when typing code it will be more easy to find snippets.










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    I know that ultisnips support make its snippets as a source of completion with deoplete plugin. I remember the source definition is under a neocomplete directory. However, I find it currently defined to match with match_head. I tried to change it to match_fuzzy, but the behaviour is still match_head.
    So I want to ask whether ultisnips support to be matched with fuzzy style? If it support, then when typing code it will be more easy to find snippets.










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      I know that ultisnips support make its snippets as a source of completion with deoplete plugin. I remember the source definition is under a neocomplete directory. However, I find it currently defined to match with match_head. I tried to change it to match_fuzzy, but the behaviour is still match_head.
      So I want to ask whether ultisnips support to be matched with fuzzy style? If it support, then when typing code it will be more easy to find snippets.










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      I know that ultisnips support make its snippets as a source of completion with deoplete plugin. I remember the source definition is under a neocomplete directory. However, I find it currently defined to match with match_head. I tried to change it to match_fuzzy, but the behaviour is still match_head.
      So I want to ask whether ultisnips support to be matched with fuzzy style? If it support, then when typing code it will be more easy to find snippets.







      vim-plugin fuzzy-search ultisnips






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      edited Nov 26 '18 at 15:15







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