wrote:
> [... on omnicompletion of ECMAScript ...]
>
> It now references my tags file (yay!). The only problem
> now is that some tags can't be resolved. For example,
> I have an object A and object B. Each object is of
> a different "class". Each object has a "doSomething()"
> method available, but the parameters are different
> depending on whether I'm looking at object A or B - how
> to identify which doSomething() tag to lookup??
You can't: it can change at runtime.
> In this regard, I'm starting to think that Vim is not
> well-prepared for the explosion of object-orientated,
> loosely typed, scripting languages. The omnicompletion
> and tags functions would need to implement an interpreter
> for each language in order to figure out what the correct
> completion/tag lookup is meant to be... sounds tricky!
Not good enough: it can change unpredictably at runtime.
Also, please try not to top-post. Thanks! --Antony
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