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Vim has handy Ctrl-N key that autocompletes word under the cursor with word in current file or any included file. If Once I include boost library, this feature becomes absolutely useless because it takes dozens of seconds to read whole boost includes and I really do not want to complete anything which is defined in boost anyway. So how can I tell vim to ignore /usr/include/boost directory when looking for include files? Oh how I can set 'include' option to ignore any #include <boost/.*> ?
Actually, you've just unset the include option. " is Vim's comment character, so you essentially ran 'set include='. – jamessan – 2009-12-02T17:58:24.110