Unknown error message is too long
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I'm trying to set up Vaxe on a new machine, but I'm getting an error that's too long to read as a single line in Vim while pressing C-X C-O. Is there any way for me to properly read this error?
You could just try and build your project. You'll get the error message in your quickfix window. Then, you can wrap that with :setwrap
Building the file with :make works fine, but completion still yields errors.
Is there no way to wrap that omni-complete box?
It also seems like the auto-generated project.xml.hxml is empty save for the comment. That's probably causing the problem, but without seeing the errors it's very hard to debug.
EDIT: If I manually populate the .hxml file by copying it from another project it seems to work. Although it's pretty picky about what exactly it what exactly it needs in there. The problem seems to have been having an invalid haxelib package installed. Although I have had other error in the omni-complete and it's almost always too long for me to read properly.
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The empty project.xml.hxml is a bad sign. Try deleting that and starting vim again.
You also can try to turn on additional logging with :VaxeToggleLogging, and then checking the resulting messages with :mess. A new message will be generated (with the hxml actually used) whenever you trigger a completion. There me be an error, or you may something wrong with the generated hxml.