The plugin that Kenneth mentions (which I am also using at the moment) is rather quite broken as far as Emacs or Frescobaldi-style autocompletion is concerned.
[nvim-lilypond-suite](https://github.com/martineausimon/nvim-lilypond-suite) strongly recommends the use of `coc.nvim`, which is not as performant as non JS-based completion engines like cmp-nvim. The plugin author makes available a path to working autocomplete via the provided dictionary files that come bundled with Lilypond, but in order to make that work with `nvim-cmp`, an additional plugin must be used to integrate dictionary files as a completion source. AFAIK, [cmp-dictionary](https://github.com/uga-rosa/cmp-dictionary) is the only plugin that provides this functionality, and it is archived/not being developed, and it is broken. I cannot get it to load without throwing an error. I really don't feel like asking us to use TabNine as a suitable autocomplete engine is really the solution, especially because it's not very great at handling specialized languages like LilyPond. I also don't feel like moving all of my completion configuration over to `coc.nvim` is really something that makes sense for one language out of many that I write in my vim config. I'm kind of at a loss for what I can use in vim to get proper autocomplete working other than fix the broken archived plugin myself, which I'm not exactly trying to do at the moment. - Fennel
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