On 2010-02-04, jayber wrote:
> KKde wrote:
> >
> > Did you check this by setting
> > set wildmode=longest:full
> >
>
> Cheers KKde, but unfortunately it still seems to go to full solutions as
> opposed to longest common substring. I do have a few plugins (such as
> smartTab) installed which, perhaps, are messing with the Autocomplete
> logic(???) If I can't get it working this evening I'll try a clean install &
> see if it makes a difference.
I'm not sure what you meant by "clean install", but there should be
no reason to do a complete re-install of vim. If you want to test
some behavior of vim without interference from plugins or from your
~/.vimrc, simply start vim as
vim -N -u NONE
To start vim with your ~/.vimrc but without any plugins, use
vim --noplugin
See
:help --noplugin
:help 'loadplugins'
for more on this.
If you want to start vim with its standard plugins but without the
plugins you've added, you could rename ~/.vim to something else,
put
set rtp=$VIMRUNTIME
in your ~/.vimrc, or simply start vim as
vim --cmd 'set rtp=$VIMRUNTIME'
In case you happened to add plugins to the $VIMRUNTIME directory:
don't do that. There is seldom any reason to modify anything under
the $VIMRUNTIME directory. Put all your plugin customizations in
~/.vim instead.
Regards,
Gary
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