Hi I use the script pydoc.vim (http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=910) to pull out the documentation of functions in python. It is a great script. One can use \pW or \pw to get the documentation of the function under the cursor (by using Word, word).
Problem is that if one has the following code-line: re.search(re.sub( then \pW \pw will always look up re.search. I guess word doesn't care if there is a ( and takes everything. Is there a way to get the word to seperate words if there is a ( in between? I'm asking as I would like to be able to press say F6 or some other function key in insert mode and that I then call a macro that gets re.sub and then looks it up with Pydoc. An alternative solution which I would also like was if it was possible to get a system like the match paranteses so that when one type: re.search( re.search is looked up automatically and the help is displayed. And then as one write re.sub( re.sub help is displayed as one hit (. Like most modern IDE does. (To be very advanced it would be nice if one got the re.search help back when closing the ) for re.sub, but that is for later.) So I'm asking you vim-gurus out there for some hints on how to do this. I guess there is a simple way for some of the things that I don't know about. Thanks in advance Preben
