When I work on a .py
file a new buffer appear (*Python Completions*
) and sometimes auto-complete my code (every time in a wrong way !).
It looks like this (on the right side, when I tiped i
):
What is causing it and how may I disable it ?
When I work on a .py
file a new buffer appear (*Python Completions*
) and sometimes auto-complete my code (every time in a wrong way !).
It looks like this (on the right side, when I tiped i
):
What is causing it and how may I disable it ?
The problem came from the interaction between jedi
and company
. Both interact in a wrong way, as it is explained here, so company users must install company-jedi
instead of jedi
.
Thus the solution was just to remove the jedi
package!
emacs -Q
(no init file)? If not then recursively bisect your init file to find out what you are doing that causes it. – Drew Jul 2 '16 at 14:39jedi
package was installed in my load-dir and I usecompany
, thus both interacted in a wrong way! The sollution just was to remove thejedi
package. Thanks you for your help. – P.-A. Jul 5 '16 at 9:47