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10 changes: 6 additions & 4 deletions plugin/commandline_complete.vim
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"***************************************************************************************************
" File: commandline_complete.vim
"
" Version: 0.5.0
" Version: 0.5.0
"
" Author: Jia Shi <j5shi.vip@gmail.com>
"
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" License: The VIM License
"
" Usage: When editing the command-line, press <c-j> or <c-k> to complete
" the word before the cursor with the matched keywords found in
" the word before the cursor with the matched keywords found in
" the current buffer and $MYVIMRC, if any.
"
" If you want to use other keys instead of default <c-j> <c-k> to
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"
" This will use <C-p> <C-n> to search backward and forward.
"
" Without python, the complete speed will be a bit slow with large
" Without python, the complete speed will be a bit slow with large
" file (e.g. > 100K). Compile your vim with python is recommended.
"***************************************************************************************************
" Anti-reinclusion guards
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let s:sought_fw = 0
endif

if (s:sought_bw + s:sought_fw <= line("$")) &&
if (s:sought_bw + s:sought_fw <= line("$")) &&
\ ((a:backward && s:comp_i == 0) || !a:backward && (s:comp_i == len(s:completions) - 1))
let success = 0

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return substitute(old, ".", "\<c-h>", "g") . new
endfunction

let &cpo = s:save_cpo