Hi,
Say the buffer contains:
foo
or
foo1
foo2
and say I type:
foo
and now <c-p>.
As soon as there is a possible completion, I switch to (omni)completion
mode (no idea if this is the official name for it). When there are more
than one possible completions I get a menu and so.
So far, so good. Now when I simply continue typing (say: a), vim still
searches for completions although there are no possible completions for
"fooa".
Is there a way to make vim automatically leave completion mode when I
start typing and there are no known competions for the word?
I'm not sure if I was able to understand the problem and I assume there
already is an option for this -- which I simply wasn't able to find. Is
there such an option?
The only relevant setting in my vimrc file is:
set completeopt+=longest
autocmd FileType * execute "setlocal
complete+="."k$HOME/vimfiles/syntax/".getbufvar("%","current_syntax").".vim"
autocmd FileType * execute "setlocal
complete+="."k$VIMRUNTIME/syntax/".getbufvar("%","current_syntax").".vim"
Regards,
Thomas.
