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    <p>There's a completion type that isn't listed in the vim help files (notably: insert.txt), but which I instinctively feel the need for rather often. Let's say I have the words "Awesome" and "SuperCrazyAwesome" in my file. I find an instance of Awesome that should really be SuperCrazyAwesome, so I hop to the beginning of the word, enter insert mode, and then must type "SuperCrazy".</p> <p>I feel I should be able to type "S", creating "SCrazy", and then simply hit a completion hotkey or two to have it find what's to the left of the cursor ("S"), what's to the right ("Crazy"), regex this against all words in the file ("/S\w*Crazy/"), and provide me with a completion popup menu of choices, or just do the replace if there's only one match.</p> <p>I'd like to use the actual completion system for this. There exists a "user defined" completion which uses a function, and has a good example in the helps for replacing from a given list. However, I can't seem to track down many particulars that I'd need to make this happen, including:</p> <ol> <li>How do I get a list of all words in the file from a vim function?</li> <li>Can I list words from all buffers (with filenames), as vim's complete does?</li> <li>How do I, in insert mode, get the text in the word before/after the cursor?</li> <li>Can completion replace the entire word, and not just up to the cursor?</li> </ol> <p>I've been at this for a couple of hours now. I keep hitting dead ends, like <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1228100/substituting-zero-width-match-in-vim-script">this one</a>, which introduced me to \%# for matching with the cursor position, which doesn't seem to work for me. For instance, a search for \w*\%# returns only the first character of the word I'm on, regardless of where I'm in it. The \%# doesn't seem to anchor.</p>
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    1. CONot strictly relevant, but you might get some hints from [this](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6548541/camelcase-expansion-in-vim-like-intellij-idea/6550628#6550628) answer. There are example functions to generate a list of words from the current file, and a custom completion function. I will try and post an answer later on today.
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    2. COYour link looks interesting and data-rich. I'll dig through it. Thanks for your help.
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