Perhaps I'm just not implementing my complete function properly, but when I try to define a new :command that uses a function for completion, I'm having it return a list with spaces in the list items escaped with a backslash.
Nevertheless, when an argument with any escaped spaces is inserted into the command line, any further completion attempt passes ONLY the characters after the last space, even though it is escaped, to the first argument of my complete function.
My explanation is probably unclear, but I can reproduce it by sourcing the attached file, typing ":Foo " and pressing tab (clear away the blank confirm dialog), then pressing backspace to delete the '1' and then pressing tab again. The confirm dialog shows only "bar" instead of "foo\ bar"/"foo bar". Clearing away that confirm dialog shows "foo\ foo\ bar1" on the command line.
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