Re: Automatic completion from word list

> E.G. I type "atmcy" then space or punctuation and
> "automatically" is inserted because that's the match for
> /^a.*t.*m.*c.*y/ in the word list.

I'm currently working on a plugin[1] that can be configured to fit your example to some extent:

let g:likelycomplete#select_imap = '<c-s-space>'
let g:likelycomplete#use_fuzzy_matches = 1
let g:likelycomplete_filetypes = ["your filetype"]
let g:likelycomplete#other_sources = ['g:my_words']
let g:my_words = ['automatically']

This allows you to type

atmcy

On <c-s-space> users will be presented a list of possible completions, including "automatically". (There is also an option to use <c-x><c-u> but that's less useful for long lists.)

It's not the typical use case of that plugin though. :-)

[1] https://github.com/tomtom/likelycomplete_vim

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