How do you use a custom complete key sequence (C-space instead of Tab) in SuperTab for Vim?

Judging strictly from the documentation, you may be able to get this effect by also setting g:SuperTabMappingTabLiteral to Tab Edit: I was able to test this in gvim this morning with positive results. Setting this setting in conjunction with the two mentioned in your post allowed me to insert literal tab characters with Tab and do completion with C-space.

Judging strictly from the documentation, you may be able to get this effect by also setting g:SuperTabMappingTabLiteral to . Edit: I was able to test this in gvim this morning with positive results. Setting this setting in conjunction with the two mentioned in your post allowed me to insert literal tab characters with and do completion with .

Reading the doc for g:SuperTabMappingTabLiteral, that should solve my problem, but it doesn't. When I'm after a semicolon and hit tab, it starts completing again. – pydave Jan 13 at 19:19 @pydave unfortunately I can't reproduce this.

I don't see why it shouldn't work though. Maybe a bug in supertab? – Randy Morris Jan 13 at 19:24.

Had the same problem... After looking in the documentation, it appears that is what you're looking for.

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