Yasuhiro Matsumoto wrote:
> When you type ':echo <tab>', you can see complete candidates like variables,
> functions, or etc.
> But it include dict functions. For example,
>
> -------
> $ cat foo.vim
> let s:foo = {}
> function! s:foo.bar()
> endfunction
>
> $ vim -u foo.vim -N
> -------
>
> Type ":echo <tab>", it will be ":echo 1()".
> Below is a patch for fixing this problem.
>
> Note that this patch remove dict functions and script functions from
> complete candidates.
> I think completing of script functions is not useful for us like
> '<SNR>14_XXX'.
> Please check and include.
Makes sense. I wonder if we should still show the matches when the user
is explicitly looking for such a function.
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