On 02/06/14 17:49, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
Matthew Martin wrote:
On Monday, June 2, 2014 3:50:23 AM UTC-5, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
Matthew Martin wrote:
:help :nor should go to the tag for :noremap or :no not :norm as it does now.
Similarly
:help :nore incorrectly goes to :norea
:help :norem incorrectly goes to :noreme
I'll add tags for those.
I don't think that's the right way to go since there are a number of
topics that go to the wrong tag. E.g. :cnor, :iun, :cun, :inor, :sfi,
:ver and that's just from a few minutes of searching.
I may have time to look into fixing it. However, my C isn't the best,
and last time I looked the :help lookup code was interesting.
It would require help_heuristic() to look in the table of command names
for which one matches first.
...and that would mean treating helpfiles specially (looking up the dags
differently than in the general case I mean); in fact, it would mean
expanding the ex-command before loking up the help tagfile for it. Is it
worth it?
:no
:nor
:nore
:norem
:norema
:noremap
:noreme
:noremen
:noremenu
:norea
:noreab
:noreabb
:noreabbr
:noreabbre
:noreabbrev
But, in that latter case, not further than that: only ab[breviate] and
:una[bbreviate], it seems, may be expanded beyond the v.
I had always thought that it was a given of the way the help system was
built, that only the full name and the shortest abbreviation (with a few
exceptions like :syn for :sy[ntax]) were tagged, and that you had to use
autocomplete for anything in between.
Best regards,
Tony.
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