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<c-n><c-p> start to scan tags in insert mode whereas I just want to complete with existing w...
While in insert mode, I use for completing words that are in the current buffer.
Note that if you wish to complete words that are only in the current buffer, it may be better to use <C-x><C-p> or < …
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Remap line completion to Ctrl-X
Those keys are intended to be control characters, which are some of the special keys in Vim. As you have mentioned, ^X, ^L, are meant to represent Ctrl-x and Ctrl-l respectively. *
There is an alterna …
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