Micha wrote:
> I just ran into the following small bug.
> Suppose you are editing a buffer for which the tag 'tag_foo' is defined.
> Now, enter the following command ':tag/foo' followed by <tab> to trigger
> autocompletion of the command based on the existing tags.
> This will replace '/foo' by 'tag_foo', resulting in the command line
> ':tagtag_foo' which is invalid since it lacks a space, instead of the valid
> ':tag tag_foo'.
> According to the 'tag-regexp' documentation, the form of the command should
> be ':tag /foo' in the first place, but ':tag/foo' works and is more similar
> to other vim constructs such as ':g/' and ':s/...' so should probably be
> supported too.
Yes, the "/" separates the command from the argument, but when
completion changes it to a word the separator is gone and a space should
be inserted.
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