:set selection=inclusive doesn't help me either, however as it turns out I just added a mapping that traps tag keys in help windows to WinWalker for other reasons (i.e. tags which turn folding on and off). I just tweaked it, and now it handles clicking on the trailing pipe char.
On 4/25/06, Benji Fisher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Fri, Apr 21, 2006 at 11:18:23PM -0600, Eric Arnold wrote: > > One thing that's occasionally driving me nuts is that when I move to > > a tag, and it lands on the end of a tag, i.e. the final "|" in > > |some_tag|, then use ^} it always says no "no identifier under > > cursor". > > > > I assume this is because I'm using MSwin, which has :behave mswin > > set, which uses "exclusive" rather than "inclusive" keyword selection. > > I can't find out where to override this while keeping the other > > "mswin" behavior. > > > > BTW, why is it important for the "mswin" behavior to use "exclusive"? > > It would seem nice to have it "inclusive". > > You can try putting > > set selection=inclusive > > after the "behave mswin" or "source $VIMRUNTIME/mswin.vim" line in your > vimrc file. If you are lucky, none of the side effects will bother you. > > OTOH, I am not sure it will solve your problem with help tags. > Whenever I try to jump to a tag with the cursor on the trailing | I go > to the help for the next "word" after the cursor, even though I have > 'selection' set to "inclusive". > > HTH --Benji Fisher >
