Linsong wrote:
> I just read the manual of completeopt, I think if there is 'menu' in
> the completeopt, then <Enter> should insert the selected menu item
> instead of insert a new line; else, there is no 'menu' in the
> completeopt, <Enter> starts a new line.
> I think this is more reasonalbe.
For myself I'm used to the way how completion works in Vim 6.x. I also
like using the popup menu, so that I can see if the match I want was
actually found without cycling through them. But I don't want the
behavior of the keys to change. I tried changing the meaning of Enter
to accept the selected entry of the menu, but I made a lot of mistakes
then. I assume it's the same for most Vim users.
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