Hi, --------message d'origine -------- De: Tony Mechelynck <[email protected]> Sujet: Re: Commandmode autocomplete Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2012 06:16:24 +0200
> >> When doing ":e /var/<tab>", Vim will pause for input after the first > >> match, eg. "/var/X11/". > >> Further presses of tab will scroll through the other directories under > >> /var. In order to go > >> through the files under /var/X11, however, one could have, at the point of > >> ":e /var/X11/": > >> > >> * Type '/' and then tab, resulting in ":e /var/X11//<first file>". > >> > >> or > >> > >> * Type <ctrl-d><tab>. > >> > >> The latter results in a tidier command line because it doesn't show a > >> double forward-slash, > >> but a messier main window, because all /var/X11's files are listed. > >> > >> I know having a double forward-slash is a minor thing, but it makes me > >> feel that there's > >> another keypress I don't know about, that tells Vim to start looking in > >> this directory > >> -- is there? > > > > Yes it is: any of the the right arrow or down arrow keys > > But I didn't know the hint with <ctrl-d>. Nice. > Not "any of". Here at least, Right-arrow works like Tab with 'wildmenu' > on, or does nothing with 'wildmenu' off. hmm... *does nothing with 'wildmenu' off* and surely something else different from the defaults. Try this and see: vim -Nu NONE > The details may depend on your settings for 'wildmode' 'wildmenu' and > 'wildchar'. I use > :set wildmenu wildmode=longest:full,full Yes, sure, and... something else ? There are so many things and behaviours that can be customized in Vim! Sometimes, refer to the default settings can help much more than give incomplete - and useless - information. Can you say me what, in your settings, can disable the Right-arrow behaviour for commandmode completion ? It seems it is not your 'wildmode' setting, because vim -Nu NONE -c "set wildmode=longest:full,full" gives me the same result: Right-arrow works as Down-arrow. Cheers, quidame -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
