What is your name???
> The omni-completion feature is good, but it does require a certain
> amount of screen space. This is reasonable. However, it doesn't
> directly refuse to work, and doesn't work properly when lines = 6.
>
> Steps to reproduce:
> 1. Use gvim to open a file named `test.c' and write the following lines:
> void testfunc(void);
> void testfunc2(void);
>
> void testfunc(void)
> {
> }
>
> void testfunc2(void)
> {
> }
> 2. Run `ctags -R .'.
> 3. Execute command `set lines=6'.
> 4. In the body of testfunc, type `test', and then press Ctrl+X, Ctrl+O.
>
> Result:
> Gvim seems to have fallen into an endless loop.
>
> Expected result:
> Gvim refuses to do omni-completion and complain about the available
> screen space.
>
> p.s. During the endless loop, repeatative flashing of the title bar of
> gvim can be observed. However, when I pressed Ctrl+C, it stops
> responding any more.
I see the problem. I'll look into it.
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