strang behavior when try to complete the word prefix with @

[anhnmncb]

Hi, list,

@ is in the iskeyword list by default, but I find that when I try to complete
@word by CTRL-N/P, it fails, vim tries to complete word, not @word as I
expected. What's wrong?

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Regards,
anhnmncb

[Tony Mechelynck]

On 18/12/08 08:51, anhnmncb wrote:
> Hi, list,
>
> @ is in the iskeyword list by default, but I find that when I try to complete
> @word by CTRL-N/P, it fails, vim tries to complete word, not @word as I
> expected. What's wrong?
>

See ":help 'isfname'".

@ in 'isfname', 'iskeyword', etc., means "all letters" (also accented if
your language uses them, thorn and edh in Icelandic, sharp s in German,
etc.). To treat the at sign as a keyword character, use @-@ or 64

Best regards,
Tony.
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work.

[anhnmncb]

On 2008-12-18, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
>
> On 18/12/08 08:51, anhnmncb wrote:
>> Hi, list,
>>
>> @ is in the iskeyword list by default, but I find that when I try to complete
>> @word by CTRL-N/P, it fails, vim tries to complete word, not @word as I
>> expected. What's wrong?
>>
>
> See ":help 'isfname'".
>
> @ in 'isfname', 'iskeyword', etc., means "all letters" (also accented if
> your language uses them, thorn and edh in Icelandic, sharp s in German,
> etc.). To treat the at sign as a keyword character, use @-@ or 64

Thanks Tony, it works :)

>
>
> Best regards,
> Tony.

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Regards,
anhnmncb