Hi,
I'm learning to write a vim plugin. One thing I'm trying to do is to use the
custom completion function (^X^U). The problem is I need a list of
completion items and a short description. So I tried to use each item as a
dict ('word' : <word> and 'menu' : <description>). This works fine, except
that I need to find out what was the completion chosen by user. How to find
that? There are duplicates in the completion items and only way to find
correct entry is by knowing description as well. Eg:
abcd <[email protected]>
dup <[email protected]>
dup <[email protected]>
xyz <[email protected]
Is there a callback or something that can be registered to find out which
item user chose?
Another minor thing is doing ^X^U will complete to the first item. Is there
a way not to do that? I want something like completion on browsers. While
user types it should show the options. Currently I have to do ^X^U then
backspace till beginning and start typing.
Thanks,
Amit
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