Not map <c-x> if already mapped to something else

[nowox]

I am using as cut like every other editor. In insertion mode, this mapping will cut the word under cursor. Unfortunately your plugin will automatically remap to execute ManualCompletionEnter(). I added some code to avoid this mapping is is already user mapped. I also added a g:SuperTabMappingTabManual to let the user choose its own mapping.

[ervandew]

So how do you manually perform omni (<c-x><c-u>), user (<c-x><c-u>), etc completions? Do you have vim's default <c-x> behavior mapped to something else?

[nowox]

Yes, I use another mapping for since I prefer to keep a more standard
behavior for and (cut, yank, put). In insert mode these
mapping will act on the current word (aw). This is very convenient I think.
I am only using your plugin with instead of because
otherwise I insert a lot of useless space after the words I don't want to
autocomplete.

On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 12:28 AM, Eric Van Dewoestine <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

So how do you manually perform omni (), user (), etc
completions? Do you have vim's default behavior mapped to something
else?

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