To add Python or C++ autocomplete support to gedit, you can use a plugin called gedit-plugins. This plugin includes a feature called "Code completion," which provides autocomplete support for a variety of programming languages, including Python and C++.
To install and enable the gedit-plugins plugin, follow these steps:
gedit-plugins package: First, you need to install the gedit-plugins package. You can do this using your system's package manager. For example, on a Debian-based system, you can use the following command:sudo apt-get install gedit-plugins
Enable the "Code completion" plugin: After installing the gedit-plugins package, you need to enable the "Code completion" plugin. To do this, open gedit and go to "Edit > Preferences > Plugins." Then, check the box next to "Code completion" and click "Close."
Configure the "Code completion" plugin: To configure the "Code completion" plugin, go to "Edit > Preferences > Code Completion." From here, you can choose which languages you want to enable autocomplete for, as well as other options.