Visual mode bug fix#1
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The current behavior if you try to complete :e %:p:h or something similar replaces only the h with the path, which isn't the desired behavior, because then nvim tries to open the wrong filename. Detect this case and produce edits that will replace the entire `%` chain with modifiers.
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I just pushed up a better fix to my branch. Hopefully that will work for you. I'm going to close this, but feel free to open another PR if you have additional fixes. |
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You may also want hrsh7th/nvim-cmp#1900 until it gets merged. I found it while doing some debugging to remember why I stripped out |
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works like a charm thanks! |
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This PR tries to do two things:
%autocomplete; we cannot live without it XD while a small bug with visual mode where the current behaviordoesn't take into consideration what already has been typed into the cmdline
No it's better
My initial testing went OK, no problems so far.