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First guess: (Score:1)
:help completionAnd hey lookit. That gets you to
insert.txtchapter 7, which is all about the completion feature.Re: (Score:2)
I think I didn't explain myself well. I don't care about the completion feature. I care about the little menu with completion possibilities that pops up in my editor [wikimedia.org]. I very much want to create my own menus and take actions based on user selection. For example, if someone types ',gt' (goto test), I'd like a pop up showing all tests which cover the current program and let the user scroll through the tests for the one they want.
Re:First guess: (Score:1)
One easy avenue might be
:help console-menus.The customary way is do what the explorer and quickfix features do, though: create a new window that binds a bunch of keys to special functions.
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