On Sun, 9 Oct 2011, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
Christian Brabandt wrote:
On Sa, 08 Okt 2011, mattn wrote:
Do you mean that vim have better to show candidate like following?
(for example)
:echo <SNR>14_foo
and type <tab>
:echo <SNR>14_foobar
I think no need to show it.
Please don't turn that feature off. I use it all the time.
How about only showing these when the user has typed "<". I would
like that when typing ":call <Ctrl-D>" you only see alphabetic
function names.
I also use this occasionally.
It makes sense to hide dictionary functions, because you can't call them
directly:
Doing: :call <Tab><CR>
Completes: :call 1()
Result: E129: Function name required
So, the result of the completion is something that doesn't
work. It doesn't make sense in context.
Script functions, though, can be called. So they're perfectly valid
candidates.
:call <Tab>(until reaching an example SNR function)
:call <SNR>19_LoadIndent()
Result: (it runs the function... i.e. It works fine.)
I vote for leaving them in the list.
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Best,
Ben
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