Regression with commit 'b88179d'

[ipkiss42]

The latest commit (b88179d) introduced a regression.

To reproduce, create a file with the following contents:

hello
h

Then on the last line type e. The word hello is not proposed.

However if you do the same at commit b8f00ea it works as expected.

[ferreum]

I managed to fix it locally by faking a BufWinEnter event on the buffer source like so:

autocmd User asyncomplete_setup call asyncomplete#register_source(asyncomplete#sources#buffer#get_source_options({
    \ 'name': 'buffer',
    \ 'allowlist': ['*'],
    \ 'blocklist': [],
    \ 'completor': function('asyncomplete#sources#buffer#completor'),
    \ 'config': {
    \    'max_buffer_size': 5000000,
    \  },
    \ }))

" fix for https://github.com/prabirshrestha/asyncomplete-buffer.vim/issues/17
function! s:fix_buffer_complete() abort
    let l:info = asyncomplete#get_source_info('buffer')
    call l:info.on_event(l:info, {}, 'BufWinEnter')
endfunction
autocmd User asyncomplete_setup call s:fix_buffer_complete()

[jcomesana]

It seems that the event BufWinEnter is not generated when you start vim with a file. A proper fix for the plugin would be to process not only BufWinEnter, but also VimEnter.

I have found a workaround for this issue by adding this to my vimrc (I am not sure if this is the right approach):

autocmd VimEnter * :doautocmd BufWinEnter