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I just realized that vim's completion menulist could be a bit nicer to use if it mimicked the vertical-style command-line completion menu (wildoptions=pum), which gives some scrolloff.

This lets the user see what's coming next, which can prevent some overshooting.

Is there any way to do this? It seems rather unpleasant to implement in vimscript.

I just realized that vim's completion menu could be a bit nicer to use if it mimicked the vertical-style command-line completion menu (wildoptions=pum), which gives some scrolloff.

This lets the user see what's coming next, which can prevent some overshooting.

Is there any way to do this? It seems rather unpleasant to implement in vimscript.

I just realized that vim's completion list could be a bit nicer to use if it mimicked the vertical-style command-line completion menu (wildoptions=pum), which gives some scrolloff.

This lets the user see what's coming next, which can prevent some overshooting.

Is there any way to do this? It seems rather unpleasant to implement in vimscript.

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'scrolloff' in insert-mode completion menu (like in vertical command-line modecompletion)?

I just realized that vim's completion menu could be a bit nicer to use if it mimicked the vertical-style command-line completion menu (wildoptions=pum), which gives some scrolloff.

This lets the user see what's coming next, which can prevent some overshooting.

Is there any way to do this? It seems rather unpleasant to implement in vimscript.

'scrolloff' in insert-mode completion menu (like in command-line mode)?

I just realized that vim's completion menu could be a bit nicer to use if it mimicked the vertical-style command-line completion menu (wildoptions=pum), which gives some scrolloff.

This lets the user see what's coming next, which can prevent some overshooting.

Is there any way to do this? It seems rather unpleasant to implement.

'scrolloff' in insert-mode completion menu (like in vertical command-line completion)?

I just realized that vim's completion menu could be a bit nicer to use if it mimicked the vertical-style command-line completion menu (wildoptions=pum), which gives some scrolloff.

This lets the user see what's coming next, which can prevent some overshooting.

Is there any way to do this? It seems rather unpleasant to implement in vimscript.

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Biggybi
Biggybi
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'scrolloff' in insert-mode completion menu (like in command-line mode)?

I just realized that vim's completion menu could be a bit nicer to use if it mimicked the vertical-style command-line completion menu (wildoptions=pum), which gives some scrolloff.

This lets the user see what's coming next, which can prevent some overshooting.

Is there any way to do this? It seems rather unpleasant to implement.