bug removal

Doug Kearns wrote:
> I just had a quick look at this and it seems to be due
to the
> 'workaround' code you introduced in r1.4. Since this
cWORD expansion bug
> has now been fixed in Vim is it still required for any
reason?
>   
Thats actually necessary, I may remove the cWORD expansion.
cWord will
only pull the word after the cursor, so in cases like
"abc.<complete
here>" we would be passed an empty string
and in general we want to know that "abc" was
part of the completion.
The main problem is the assignment. I assume you'd like it
to complete
the list of globals.
The bug your seeing stems from those two issues,
expand("cWORD") -> ""
and the line is "x = S". "x=S" ends
up being processed,
but doesn't strip off the "x=", so it finds no
valid completions. I'll
add some code to strip off the assignment.
  --mark

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On Tue, Apr 25, 2006 at 11:22:50AM -0400, Mark Guzman wrote:
> Doug Kearns wrote:
> > I just had a quick look at this and it seems to be
due to the
> > 'workaround' code you introduced in r1.4. Since
this cWORD expansion bug
> > has now been fixed in Vim is it still required for
any reason?
> >   
> Thats actually necessary, I may remove the cWORD
expansion. cWord will
> only pull the word after the cursor, so in cases like
"abc.<complete
> here>" we would be passed an empty string
> and in general we want to know that "abc"
was part of the completion.

Hmmm, I assumed it would behave like <i_Ctrl-o>:echo
expand('<cWORD'>) but it
does not...

> The main problem is the assignment. I assume you'd
like it to complete
> the list of globals.

Yes, but that really needs a pretty general solution. eg.
"x + S"

FWIW, I notice that irb doesn't work with "x+S"
but does with "x + S".

> The bug your seeing stems from those two issues,
expand("cWORD") -> ""
> and the line is "x = S". "x=S"
ends up being processed,
> but doesn't strip off the "x=", so it
finds no valid completions. I'll
> add some code to strip off the assignment.

Thanks for your responsiveness. 

Thanks,
Doug
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