> Marc,
>
> Look up (in :he) "omnifunc". For PHP, for example, it is set to
> phpcomplete#CompletePHP. That function returns the list of matches. So,
> if you remap <c-i>1 through <c-i>9 to your own custom functions, you
> should be able to figure out a way of getting what you are looking for I
> think. Or even better, you can look in the appropriate plugin file to
> get direct access to the autocomplete list (e.g.
> vim70/autoload/phpcomplete.vim).
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> -Robert
Robert:
What about <c-x><c-f> etc?
Of course you can write your own completion for this, too.
The easiest way is mapping <m-x> to repeat("<down>", x) to get the xht
entry. But refreshing the whole completion menu for each <down> slows
down a little bit.
Marc
