Thomas Link wrote:
> >> set nocompatible
> >> set wildmenu
> >> amenu test.etc\..1 :echo 1<cr>
> >>
> >> emenu test.{press tab}
> >>
> >> This presents no possible completion in vim, but correctly shows the
> >> submenu in gvim.
> >>
> >
> > It works fine for me. Could there be something else that matters?
>
> I tried this with the terminal version on linux & windows (compiled with
> GUI=no) and it didn't work when invoking vim as vim -u NONE. It
> works when running gvim (@ winxp) though.
>
> I first noticed this problem already some time ago when I first tried
> the :emenu command because I happen to have some custom functions listed
> in a tml.Vim\ etc\. submenu.
>
> I can still execute the menu entry when I know the name, but command
> line completion doesn't work -- which is somewhat bad because I put
> stuff into the menu I use so seldomn that there isn't use in remembering it.
I tried again, but can't reproduce it. I run "vim -u NONE", source the
three lines and type ":emenu test.<Tab>". Result is
":emenu test.etc\..". Another <Tab> adds the "1".
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