Variables with colons aren't always completed

[dpsutton]

I've written a failing test for you. This issue was raised on CIDER

But vars with semicolons colons in them can be completed when the text doesn't include them. for instance,

(fact "handles vars with semicolons in them"
    (def foo:bar 1)
    (def foo:baz 2)
    (src/candidates "foo" *ns* nil)
    => (contains #{"foo:bar" "foo:baz"} :gaps-ok) ;; passes

    (src/candidates "foo:" *ns* nil)
    => (contains #{"foo:bar" "foo:baz"} :gaps-ok) ;; fails

    (src/candidates "foo:b" *ns* nil)
    => (contains #{"foo:bar" "foo:baz"} :gaps-ok)) ;; fails

[dpsutton]

oh and i put these in the t_ns_mappings.clj file. I wasn't sure of the etiquette of submitted a pull request with failing tests in it.

[alexander-yakushev]

First, : is a colon, ; is a semicolon ;)

Colons in symbols are disabled here: https://github.com/alexander-yakushev/compliment/blob/master/src/compliment/sources/ns_mappings.clj#L10 . It seemed a reasonable exclusion at that time, but now I see that colons are officially legal parts of symbols (http://clojure.org/reference/reader#_symbols).

I will fix this soon. Thanks for the provided test cases!