I have installed the latest version of racer and it worked fine. Here are some testing output from racer

$ racer complete "std::io::B"
MATCH BufReader,266,11,/Users/zonyitoo/Projects/rust/src/libstd/io/mem.rs,Struct,pub struct BufReader<'a> {
MATCH BufWriter,205,11,/Users/zonyitoo/Projects/rust/src/libstd/io/mem.rs,Struct,pub struct BufWriter<'a> {
MATCH BufferedReader,47,11,/Users/zonyitoo/Projects/rust/src/libstd/io/buffered.rs,Struct,pub struct BufferedReader<R> {
MATCH BufferedWriter,139,11,/Users/zonyitoo/Projects/rust/src/libstd/io/buffered.rs,Struct,pub struct BufferedWriter<W> {
MATCH BufferedStream,307,11,/Users/zonyitoo/Projects/rust/src/libstd/io/buffered.rs,Struct,pub struct BufferedStream<S> {
MATCH BrokenPipe,461,4,/Users/zonyitoo/Projects/rust/src/libstd/io/mod.rs,EnumVariant,BrokenPipe,
MATCH Buffer,1404,10,/Users/zonyitoo/Projects/rust/src/libstd/io/mod.rs,Trait,pub trait Buffer: Reader {

RustAutoComplete can find the binary of racer, but it is not able to complete any thing except variable names.

I have racer installed and I am able to get code completions on the command line
C:\Users\nsrinivasan>racer complete std::io::B MATCH BufReader,323,11,C:\n\rust\src\libstd\io\mem.rs,Struct,pub struct BufReade r<'a> { MATCH BufWriter,253,11,C:\n\rust\src\libstd\io\mem.rs,Struct,pub struct BufWrite r<'a> { MATCH BufferedReader,48,11,C:\n\rust\src\libstd\io\buffered.rs,Struct,pub struct BufferedReader<R> { MATCH BufferedWriter,153,11,C:\n\rust\src\libstd\io\buffered.rs,Struct,pub struc t BufferedWriter<W> { MATCH BufferedStream,339,11,C:\n\rust\src\libstd\io\buffered.rs,Struct,pub struc t BufferedStream<S> { MATCH ByRefReader,868,10,C:\n\rust\src\libstd\io\mod.rs,Trait,pub trait ByRefRea der { MATCH BytesReader,883,10,C:\n\rust\src\libstd\io\mod.rs,Trait,pub trait BytesRea der { MATCH ByRefWriter,1231,10,C:\n\rust\src\libstd\io\mod.rs,Trait,pub trait ByRefWr iter { MATCH Buffer,1372,10,C:\n\rust\src\libstd\io\mod.rs,Trait,pub trait Buffer: Read er { MATCH BufferPrelude,1504,10,C:\n\rust\src\libstd\io\mod.rs,Trait,pub trait Buffe rPrelude { MATCH BrokenPipe,396,4,C:\n\rust\src\libstd\io\mod.rs,EnumVariant,BrokenPipe,

Here is my settings on RustAutoComplete on sublime

{
// The full path to the racer binary. If racer is already
// in your system path, then this default will be fine.
"racer": "racer",

// A list of search paths. This should generally just  

// be the path to the rust compiler src/ directory.
"search_paths": [
"c:\n\rust\src"]
}

Any suggestions as to what could be the issue?

RustAutoComplete v0.8.0
SublimeText 3.0 beta 3083

Snapshot:

It is not show up the completion and generate lots of tmp files in rust src/ directory.

My Config is

{
    "racer": "racer",

    "search_paths": [
        "/path/to/rustc-1.5.0/src"
    ]
}

racer is already into $PATH, and RUST_SRC_PATH already set.

I've tried to download the latest RustAutoComplete plugin from github with modified RustAutoComplete.py file, which enables better autocompletion, but the autocompletion just doesn't work.
But when I put the old plugin, everything works fine.

Is it only by me, or is there anyone with the same problem ?

I'm trying to write some documentation and every time I get to /// See also:, Racer effectively autocompletes it to /// See also:pub, which is irritating.

I noticed all of these temp files (tmp[random chars]) being created beside my source files. They were multiplying pretty fast. I can see it starting when the autocomplete popup is shown, and the more you type, the more it creates. They aren't being deleted though. If I close Sublime Text (version 3065) they are still there. Disabling 'RustAutoComplete' stops them from being created.

Any ideas on how to remedy this? I do like RustAutoComplete. It works fine except for the this one thing.

With a Multirust-rs/Rustup installation, the search path is no longer necessary, instead there is CARGO_HOME, which is needed to enable autocompletion on third-party crates. Can RustAutoComplete support that?

The search through standard libraries works on Sublime Text 3 / OS X Yosemite, but whenever I have non-ascii characters in my code, it breaks, the completion results don't pop out anymore.

For example:
let message = "Ärgh";

makes it break.

However, whenever I use racer directly with line and col number and filename, it works without problems. Thus, it seems to be a problem in RustAutoComplete.

I want to change key binding for rust_goto_definition command, but I have to create .sublime-keymap
file manually. Please, add ability to create custom keymap from sublime.

Is there a keybinding to explicitly invoke autocomplete?

Currently it is invoked only when I enter first letter of an object's name, with no way of obtaining a full list of possible completions, like on the screenshot embedded in readme: https://github.com/glennw/RustAutoComplete/blob/master/screenshots/completion_1.png

My sublime keybind { "keys": ["ctrl+space"], "command": "auto_complete" }, now i must use this way to call the autocomplete without input a letter. how to fix it ?? I have use the newest racer

Whenever the plugin does a racer command it causes a command window to open then immediately close. This is incredibly annoying.

Autocomplete - just silence.
Goto definition - error: "/path/to/tmpxyz": no such file or directory

I see that the last commit was a long time ago. Is this project still maintained?

This is my config file

{
	// The full path to the racer binary. If racer is already
	// in your system path, then this default will be fine.
	"racer": "/Users/luis/.cargo/bin/racer",

	// A list of search paths. This should generally just
	// be the path to the rust compiler src/ directory.
	"search_paths": [
	  "/Users/luis/.rustup/toolchains/stable-x86_64-apple-darwin/lib/rustlib/src/rust/src"
	]
}

every time I writing something

use std::

I get no hints or suggestions. Is there anything wrong in my config file or that i can add/edit to make this work?

My RustAutoComplete consistently fails on files set to "Rust" language but not yet saved.

I've only started today with Rust, so If I'm wrong, or my code is wrong, don't judge me :)
As I understood my autocompletion works

Still something is wrong (or maybe rust is updating too quickly :) ), cause when I try to test the code you've written no suggestions are shown (like new, with_hasher etc.)

What I find cool, is that it also searches your current file for autocompletion. That's awesome.
It would be great, if autocompletion could show the return type of the function. I'm sure it's a good feature.

No autocompletion for println, or stuff like to_string etc.

P.S. I didn't want to write it in Issue section, but I couldn't find your mail. Thanks in advance.

This would be nice, and I will make a pull request soon if I am able, but I'm relatively unfamiliar with sublime plugin development and it's been years since I've seriously touched python, so bear with me.

Coming from DKit, more interaction with sublime's project system in general would be very useful, but given the state of racer-rust/racer#73, that may have to wait.

See screenshot:

Is this is a bug OR must I configure something in SublimeText to adjust?

Is it also like this on the Mac? I have the ability to do my Rust dev on Mac so this would be useful to know.

OK:

Not OK:

Is it well known limitation or the addin is not working properly in my environment?
(windows 7 x64).

Hi,

as soon as I type f in sublime, racer.exe crashes . Auto-completion works for everything else and when I execute racer complete f from command-line, it finds this:

 $ racer complete f
 MATCH flate,1,0,\Rust\rust\src\libflate\lib.rs,Module,flate
 MATCH fmt_macros,1,0,\Rust\rust\src\libfmt_macros\lib.rs,Module,

Which is why I assume this is a problem with this Plugin, not racer itself. I couldn't find any log that could give us additional information, how would I begin to debug this problem?

I'm on Windows 8.1.

My Rust src directory is C:\Users\Owner\src\rust\src.
If I hit F2 on std, Sublime spits out following error: Unable to open /Users/Owner/src/rust/src/libstd/lib.rs. Same for anything that isn't in the current file.

I guess that this line spams sublime's console with the current directory. Every some keystrokes a path gets printed.