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Keywords are only refreshed on BufWinEnter; does not obey the value of events in options:

Because extend() puts the user options first, they are overwritten by the defaults. a:opts should be the second argument, not the first.

Suggestions only appear after 4 seconds. Deleted keyword are still shown as suggestions.

If I change updatetime to 1, keywords are shown immediately but suggestions are created for every typed letter.

Vim's built-in :help i_CTRL-N suggests word completions from buffers, including the terminal buffer.

This allows users to run any shell commands in a vim terminal (e.g. :term {command}) and use the output as completion suggestions.

Consider the following examples:

• :term cargo check/:term cargo clippy or :term go doc {pkg}
• :term ddgr or :term googler (combined with BROWSER=$(which w3m || which lynx) allows you to search DuckDuckGo or Google respectively and open search results in terminal browsers in vim terminal buffers and get word completion in other buffers in vim. Here is a quick gif demo of this workflow:
  

Is it possible to provide word completion from terminal buffers with asyncomplete-buffer.vim?

refresh_keywords appears to get called heavily when the cursor moves. This seems a bit of an overkill - and really hurts when viewing larger files. I know there's a max file size - but I'd still like to be able to use the buffer in these larger files without hurting movement.

Perhaps the task for compiling these results could be done asynchronously? Or at least is there a way to disable it on cursor move - when there surely are no new updates?

This plugin kill my vim, updatetime=4000, not responding, tons of [buffer] entries as candidates.

Because this plugin is only triggered on word characters (let l:kw = matchstr(l:typed, '\w\+$')), if a string is entered that contains hyphens, for instance, tags aren't searched.

Would it be possible to re-implement g:asyncomplete_default_refresh_pattern and use that?

Otherwise, I'm finding that this works much better:

let l:kw = matchstr(l:typed, '[[:alnum:]_-]\+$')

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The latest commit (b88179d) introduced a regression.

To reproduce, create a file with the following contents:

hello
h

Then on the last line type e. The word hello is not proposed.

However if you do the same at commit b8f00ea it works as expected.

Right now the text in the buffer is split with the \W character, which includes hyphens; I'd like to be able to configure it so that it splits by other characters, like [^[:alnum:]_- for instance.

It could be really usefull

Win10, vim8.2

Last word of the line is not used by completion.

Win10, vim8.2

Looks like only english words are supported?