Hi, Dr. Chip and Vimmer, Just found that after I updated the manpageview.vim plugin
(http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=489) to the latest one, pressing "K" in some codes like "printf("foo")", when the cursor is under the word "printf", will show me an error message like: ***warning*** sorry, no manpage exist for <printf(>. I browsed the change log of this plugin, the author, Dr. Chip, shifted back to use "<cWORD>" instead of "<cword>" to extract current WORD under cursor. So that, the "printf(", not the expected "printf", will be extracted out and will get NO match at all. I don't know what is the advantage of <cWORD> compared to <cword> in this case. Actually, I think cword is usually what I want and could be customized by "iskeyword" setting. If not replacing all <cWORD> with <cword> in the plugin source code, is there any easy way to get "printf" out when I press "K"? Thanks! -- Best, Zhaojun (Joseph)
