* A.J.Mechelynck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-02-26 02:08]:
> >--
> >
> >I want to type some_very_long_string(some_another_long_string).
> >
> >Now I type 'some_very' and hit <ctrl-p> to complete it. After that I
> >type '(' then 'some_another' and I hit <ctrl-p> again. Without leaving
> >the insert mode, of course. Now on the screen appears:
> >
> >some_very
> >
> >I use 'completeopt=menu,longest,menuone'. Is there any possibility to
> >get rid of that annoying behaviour without removing 'longest' from my
> >completeopts?
>
> maybe with :set isk-=( isk-=)
no, because '(' and ')' isn't in isk.
>
> Or does Ctrl-N work differently than Ctrl-P when there is no completemenu
> open?
With ctrl-p, it doesn't complete at call for the second word. :(
Bernhard
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