neocomplete breaks wrapping behaviour in insert mode

[jonhoo]

Minimal .vimrc:

set runtimepath=~/.vim/bundle/neocomplete
set nocompatible

let g:acp_enableAtStartup = 0
let g:neocomplete#enable_at_startup = 1
set tw=5

Open vim, go to insert mode, type:

abcde<ENTER>
abcde fghij

fghij should be automatically wrapped to the next line as can be seen by running vim -u NONE, setting tw=5 explicitly, and doing the same. If the second line starts with something that does not have a completion, wrapping works correctly.

Using git bisect, I've found that this issue was introduced in 1f7da02.

[Shougo]

#336

• neocomplete uses complete() instead of completefunc
• complete() uses line completion to implement it (I don't know why)
• line completion does not break lines(Yes, it is true)
• Wow, neocomplete does not break lines!

[petobens]

@Shougo there is no way to fix this? It is a really annoying. Please, if possible, try to find a workaround. Thanks!

[Shougo]

Nothing. You can use prevous version of neocomplete.

[petobens]

Mmm I see, what a pity. Why do you use complete() instead of completefunc?

[Shougo]

#328

[petobens]

I see. Thanks. I hope some day this will work again.

[Shougo]

I will report the problem in vim_dev later.

[petobens]

Thank you

[jonhoo]

@Shougo: Did you report this upstream in vim_dev in the end? Any chance you could post a link to track progress?

[Shougo]

This is already fixed in the patch.

https://groups.google.com/d/msg/vim_dev/R7i2fb_yynY/oO1u4L_Wf_QJ

[petobens]

@Shougo thank you. I've upvoted the patch

[petobens]

@jonhoo , @Shougo using vim with patch 653 the problem seems fixed.

[Shougo]

Yes. Thanks.