Thanks a lot, you are very helpful. This works great apart from the little quirk that it will show the entire command command line in the popup menu, i.e. it doesn't show only the tag I want to complete, but instead it show all tags that have been entered so far. But I think I can live with that.
> Not sure if there is an easier solution for that problem. Actually before I looked into the command-completion I used input#List from your tlib to achieve the same thing. I really liked that solution but the problem was that there seemed to be no easy way to select multiple terms. I know you can press '#' to select multiple entries from the list, but the behaviour I would have liked would have been the following: you start typing a few characters when you have typed enough characters to that only one item is matched, the item is highlighted (at the moment once this happens the list will automatically return the value) instead of returning automatically, the user can then either press return to confirm the selection, or the user can press space to highlight an additional item from the list etc. if you think this would be doable (I haven't looked at the tlib code yet) would you accept a patch to add an additional mode to tlib input list that supports this behaviour? I might give it a shot then because apart from this little issue, it would be the perfect match for my needs. Cheers -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
