I cannot repro this. ^P/^N works fine for me on the sample text, with or
without -u NONE.
My gvim:
VIM - Vi IMproved 7.3 (2010 Aug 15, compiled Aug 3 2011 06:50:03)
MS-Windows 32-bit GUI version
included patches: 1-266
Big version_with GUI.
On 8/11/2011 4:17 PM, Danek Duvall wrote:
When I'm using ^P/^N to complete words after doing something like "cw" the
characters between the end of the current completion and the $ get a bit
garbagey.
Given the following contents of a file (extracted from my .zshrc), go to
the word "beginning", type "cwr" and then start hitting ^P. You'll see
first "returnsn$" which makes some sense, then "return-n$" (where did the
"-" come from?), then "re-sea-n$" (no idea where any of that came from),
then exactly the same (it didn't even bother emitting "_images"), but then
just "RR", and "release", and everything seems to be okay at that point.
I'm guessing that once it hits a completion that's as long or longer than
the changed text, everything is okay from that point on.
reverse
rs1
redisplay
READNULLCMD
REPORTTIME
Radix
read
root
relies
run
rf
reset
reply
revision
removed
rsync
rss
RSS
release
RR
re_images
re
return
returns
history-beginning-search-backwards
This started happening between 7.3.244 and 7.3.254. Perhaps it came in
with 7.3.246? It's completely reproducible with -u NONE.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Danek
-- David
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