vim 7.3 junk text inserted to buffer when using completion (and Vundle)
See original GitHub issueSimilar to issue #13, but I’m using the latest jedi-vim, and vim 7.3.584, and Vundle rather than Pathogen.
typing:
x = "text"
x.find(
and pressing ‘<c-x><c-o>’ to bring up the omnicompletion results in
x = "text"
(sub, start=None, end=None)
x.find(
which then gets written on save. When I put the cursor on the line, I get:
x = "text"
≡jedi=0, ≡ (*sub*, start=None, end=None) ≡jedi≡
x.find()
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I am getting this issue with
While my encoding is utf-8.
@subsetpark Seems like the syntax file gets not (correctly) for you, which should setup concealing rules for this. It is meant to look like this (or at least similar), but then gets beautified using Vim’s concealing feature. You might want to search the jedi-vim issues, there was something in this regard already, where some other plugin conflicts with how jedi-vim sets things up.