Kyku wrote:
> Ok, using the old saying "Use the force, read the source" I browsed
> ccomplete.vim a little. If I knew Vim scripting a little, I'd do the
> following:
>
> After line 406:
> if we're dealing with C++ file:
> if item['kind'] is 'c', 'u' or 's':
> kind2name = {'c': 'class', 'u': 'union', 's': 'struct'}
> call StructMembers for kind2name[item['kind']] . ':' . tokens[tidx]
>
> That should do the trick. What do you think?
I don't think this gives good results. A name can be defined in several
ways with different types. If you omit the "struct" like you did in
your first example it is not valid C and completion _should_ fail. I
don't know why C++ would allow this, looks like a bug to me (so do many
others things in C++ :-).
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