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5Vimperator は、多くの内部変数と特殊な動作をさせるために設定できるスイッチを持っています。
6これらには5つの形式があります。
7`------------`-----------------------------------------
8*boolean*    on/off のみができる
9*number*     数値
10*string*     文字列
11*charlist*   固有の文字からなる文字列
12*stringlist* コンマで区切られた、文字列のリスト
13-------------------------------------------------------
14
15section:Setting{nbsp}options[set-option,E764]
16
17|:set| |:se| +
18||:se[t]||
19____
20デフォルトと異なる値が設定されている全てのオプションを表示。
21____
22
23||:se[t] all||
24____
25全てのオプションを表示。
26____
27
28|E518| |E519|
29||:se[t] {option}*||
30____
31{option} の値を表示。
32____
33
34||:se[t] {option} [...]||
35____
36Toggle option: set, switch it on. +
37Number option: show value. +
38String option: show value.
39____
40
41||:se[t] no[a]{option}[a] [...]|| +
42____
43Toggle option: オフにする。
44____
45
46||:se[t] {option}! [...]|| +
47||:se[t] inv[a]{option}[a] [...]|| +
48____
49Toggle option: on/off を切り替える(反対にする)。
50____
51
52||:se[t] inv[a]{option}[a]={value} [...]|| +
53||:se[t] {option}!={value} [...]|| +
54____
55list オプション用で、指定の値をトグルします。
56
57オプションがリストの場合、与えられた値はトグルされる。以下の状態で
58    :set opt=foo,bar
59のようにすると
60    :set opt!=foo,baz
61オプションの値は
62    opt=bar,baz
63と、なります。
64____
65
66|:set-default|
67||:se[t] {option}& [...]||
68____
69オプションの値をデフォルトに戻します。
70____
71
72||:se[t] all&||
73____
74全てのオプションの値をデフォルトに戻します。
75____
76
77|:set-args| |E487| |E521|
78||:se[t] {option}={value} [...]|| +
79____
80文字列か、数値のオプションを {value} に設定します。 +
81数値のオプションの場合、値は10進数で与えなくてはいけません。
82古い値は [m]<Tab>[m] を打つことで挿入できます。
83____
84
85|:set+=|
86||:se[t] {option}+={value} [...]|| +
87____
88Add the {value} to a number option, or append the
89{value} to a string option.  When the option is a
90comma separated list, a comma is added, unless the
91value was empty.
92If the option is a list of flags, superfluous flags
93are removed.  When adding a flag that was already
94present the option value doesn't change.
95____
96
97|:set^=|
98||:se[t] {option}^={value} [...]|| +
99____
100Multiply the {value} to a number option, or prepend
101the {value} to a string option.  When the option is a
102comma separated list, a comma is added, unless the
103value was empty.
104____
105
106|:set-=|
107||:se[t] {option}-={value} [...]|| +
108
109____
110Subtract the {value} from a number option, or remove
111the {value} from a string option, if it is there.
112If the {value} is not found in a string option, there
113is no error or warning.  When the option is a comma
114separated list, a comma is deleted, unless the option
115becomes empty.
116When the option is a list of flags, {value} must be
117exactly as they appear in the option.  Remove flags
118one by one to avoid problems.
119____
120
121|:setlocal| |:setl|
122||:setl[ocal]|| +
123||:setl[ocal] all|| +
124||:setl[ocal] {option}?|| +
125||:setl[ocal] {option}|| +
126||:setl[ocal] no[a]{option}[a]|| +
127||:setl[ocal] inv[a]{option}[a]|| +
128||:setl[ocal] {option}&|| +
129||:setl[ocal] all&|| +
130||:setl[ocal] {option}={value}|| +
131||:setl[ocal] {option}+={value}|| +
132||:setl[ocal] {option}^={value}|| +
133||:setl[ocal] {option}-={value}|| +
134
135____
136The same as [c]:set[c] command, but operates on local for current
137tab options only. See [c]:set[c] for details.
138____
139
140|:setglobal| |:setg|
141||:setg[lobal]|| +
142||:setg[lobal] all|| +
143||:setg[lobal] {option}?|| +
144||:setg[lobal] {option}|| +
145||:setg[lobal] no[a]{option}[a]|| +
146||:setg[lobal] inv[a]{option}[a]|| +
147||:setg[lobal] {option}&|| +
148||:setg[lobal] all&|| +
149||:setg[lobal] {option}={value}|| +
150||:setg[lobal] {option}+={value}|| +
151||:setg[lobal] {option}^={value}|| +
152||:setg[lobal] {option}-={value}|| +
153
154____
155The same as [c]:set[c] command, but operates on global options only.
156See [c]:set[c] for details.
157____
158
159
160|expand-environment-var| |expand-env| |:set_env| +
161
162Environment variables are expanded for path options like 'cdpath' and
163'runtimepath'. The variable notation is _$VAR_ (terminated by a non-word
164character) or _$\\{VAR}_. _%VAR%_ is also supported on Windows.
165
166section:Setting{nbsp}Firefox{nbsp}options[firefox-options]
167
168Most Firefox options are not touched/overridden by Vimperator. In order to set
169any of these preferences use either of the following:
170
171|:prefs| |:preferences|
172||:pref[erences]||
173________________________________________________________________________________
174Show Browser Preferences +
175You can change the browser preferences from this dialog. Be aware that not
176all Firefox preferences work, because Vimperator overrides some key
177bindings and changes Firefox's GUI.
178________________________________________________________________________________
179
180
181|:prefs!| |:preferences!|
182||:pref[erences]!||
183________________________________________________________________________________
184Opens about:config in the current tab where you can change advanced Firefox
185preferences.
186________________________________________________________________________________
187
188
189|:set-!|
190||:se[t]! {preference}={value}|| +
191________________________________________________________________________________
192Change any Firefox {preference} (those in the about:config window). You can also
193reset/delete those preferences with [c]:set! {preference}&[c].
194________________________________________________________________________________
195
196section:List{nbsp}of{nbsp}options[list-options]
197
198|\'act'| |\'activate'|
199||'activate' 'act'|| stringlist (default: "homepage,quickmark,tabopen,paste")
200____
201Define when tabs are automatically activated. Available items:
202
203`-----------`--------------------------------
204*homepage*  [m]gH[m] mapping
205*quickmark* [m]go[m] and [m]gn[m] mappings
206*tabopen*   [c]:tabopen[!][c] command
207*paste*     [m]P[m] and [m]gP[m] mappings
208---------------------------------------------
209
210____
211
212
213|$CDPATH|
214|\'cd'| |\'cdpath'|
215||'cdpath' 'cd'|| string (default: equivalent to _$CDPATH_ or ",,")
216____
217List of directories searched when executing the :cd command. This is only used
218for relative paths, if an absolute path is specified then the option is
219ignored.
220____
221
222
223|\'cpt'| |\'complete'|
224||'complete' 'cpt'|| charlist (default: sfl)
225____
226Items which are completed at the [c]:[tab]open[c] prompt. Available items:
227
228`---`--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
229*s* Search engines and keyword URLs
230*f* Local files
231*l* Firefox location bar entries (bookmarks and history sorted in an intelligent way)
232*b* Bookmarks
233*S* Suggest engines
234-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
235
236The order is important, so [c]:set complete=bs[c] would list bookmarks first,
237and then any available quick searches.
238____
239
240
241|\'ds'| |\'defsearch'|
242||'defsearch' 'ds'|| string (default: "google")
243____
244Sets the default search engine. The default search engine name is used in the
245[c]:[tab]open [arg][c] command if [a][arg][a] neither looks like a URL or like
246a specified search engine/keyword.
247
248This means, it you set 'defsearch' to "youtube", then [c]:open arnold
249schwarzenegger[c] will be exactly the same as [c]:open youtube arnold
250schwarzenegger[c]. Therefore, you need to add a keyword or search engine
251"youtube" first.
252
253If 'defsearch' is empty, then Firefox will always attempt to open the
254raw [a][arg][a].
255____
256
257
258|\'editor'| |i_<C-i>|
259||'editor'|| string (default: "gvim -f")
260____
261Set the external text editor.
262Sets the editor to run when [m]<C-i>[m] is pressed in INSERT and TEXTAREA
263modes.
264
265Warning: Vimperator will not behave correctly if the editor forks its own
266process, such as with gvim without the -f argument.
267____
268
269|\'noex'| |\'noexrc'| |\'ex'| |\'exrc'|
270||'exrc' 'ex'|| boolean (default: off)
271____
272Allow reading of an RC file in the current directory. This file is sourced in
273addition to, and after, your default RC file.
274____
275
276|\'eht'| |\'extendedhinttags'|
277||'extendedhinttags' 'eht'|| string
278____
279(default: +++//*[@onclick or @onmouseover
280or @onmousedown or @onmouseup or @oncommand or @class='lk' or @class='s'] |
281//input[not(@type='hidden')] | //a | //area | //iframe | //textarea | //button
282| //select | //xhtml:*[@onclick or @onmouseover or @onmousedown or @onmouseup
283or @oncommand or @class='lk' or @class='s'] |
284//xhtml:input[not(@type='hidden')] | //xhtml:a | //xhtml:area | //xhtml:iframe
285| //xhtml:textarea | //xhtml:button | //xhtml:select+++)
286
287The XPath string of hintable elements activated by [m];[m].
288____
289
290
291|\'noeb'| |\'noerrorbells'| |\'eb'| |\'errorbells'|
292||'errorbells' 'eb'|| boolean (default: off)
293____
294Ring the bell when an error message is displayed.
295____
296
297
298|\'ei'| |\'eventignore'|
299||'eventignore'|| stringlist (default: "")
300____
301A list of autocommand event names which should be ignored. If the list contains
302the value "all" then all events are ignored.
303____
304
305
306|\'nofc'| |\'nofocuscontent'| |\'fc'| |\'focuscontent'|
307||'focuscontent' 'fc'|| boolean (default: off)
308____
309Focus the content after a page has loaded. This is useful, if you always
310want to stay in normal mode when browsing between web sites. When "on", it
311blurs any textbox which often is automatically focused on page load.
312If you usually like 'focuscontent' but sometimes you'd like to focus the
313first input field, you can use [m]gi[m] to jump to it.
314____
315
316
317|\'nofs'| |\'nofullscreen'| |\'fs'| |\'fullscreen'|
318||'fullscreen' 'fs'|| boolean (default: off)
319____
320Show the current window fullscreen. Also hide certain GUI elements like the
321statusline.
322____
323
324
325|\'go'| |\'guioptions'|
326||'guioptions' 'go'|| charlist (default: "")
327____
328Show or hide certain GUI elements like the menu or toolbar. Supported characters:
329
330`---`-----------
331*m* Menubar
332*T* Toolbar
333*B* Bookmark bar
334*n* Tab number
335*N* Tab number over image
336*b* Bottom scrollbar
337*r* Right scrollbar
338*l* Left scrollbar
339----------------
340
341You can also hide the tab bar with [c]:set showtabline=0[c].
342____
343
344
345|\'hf'| |\'helpfile'|
346||'helpfile' 'hf'|| string (default: "intro.html")
347____
348Name of the main help file. This is the tail component of the chrome URL as
349displayed in the status line when viewing the page.
350____
351
352
353|\'hm'| |\'hintmatching'|
354||'hintmatching' 'hm'|| string (default: contains)
355____
356
357Change the hint matching algorithm during hint mode. Possible values:
358
359`--------------------`-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
360*contains*           The typed characters are split on whitespace, and these character groups have to match anywhere inside the text of the link.
361*wordstartswith*     The typed characters are matched with the beginning of the first word (see 'wordseparators') in the link as long as possible. If no matches occur in the current word, then the matching is continued at the beginning of the next word. The words are worked through in the order they appear in the link. If the typed characters contain spaces, then the characters are split on whitespace. These character groups are then matched with the beginning of the words, beginning at the first one and continuing with the following words in the order they appear in the link.
362*firstletters*       Behaves like wordstartswith, but non matching words aren't overleaped.
363*custom*             Delegate to a custom function: liberator.plugins.customHintMatcher(hintString)
364-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
365
366____
367
368
369|\'fh'| |\'followhints'|
370||'followhints' 'fh'|| number (default: 0)
371____
372
373Change the behaviour of [m]<Return>[m] in hint mode. Possible values:
374
375`---------`----------------------------------------------------------
376*0*       Follow the first hint as soon as typed text uniquely identifies it.
377          Follow the selected hint on [m]<Return>[m].
378*1*       Follow the selected hint on [m]<Return>[m].
379*2*       Follow the selected hint on [m]<Return>[m] only it's been [m]<Tab>[m]-selected.
380---------------------------------------------------------------------
381
382____
383
384
385|\'ht'| |\'hinttags'|
386||'hinttags' 'ht'|| string
387____
388(default: +++//*[@onclick or @onmouseover or @onmousedown or @onmouseup or
389@oncommand or @class='lk' or @class='s'] | //input[not(@type='hidden')] | //a
390| //area | //iframe | //textarea | //button | //select | //xhtml:*[@onclick or
391@onmouseover or @onmousedown or @onmouseup or @oncommand or @class='lk' or
392@class='s'] | //xhtml:input[not(@type='hidden')] | //xhtml:a | //xhtml:area |
393//xhtml:iframe | //xhtml:textarea | //xhtml:button | //xhtml:select+++)
394
395XPath string of hintable elements activated by [m]f[m] and [m]F[m]
396____
397
398
399|\'hto'| |\'hinttimeout'|
400||'hinttimeout' 'hto'|| number (default: 0)
401____
402Automatically follow non unique numerical hint after 'hinttimeout'
403milliseconds. +
404Set to 0 (the default) to only follow numeric hints after pressing
405[m]<Return>[m] or when the hint is unique.
406____
407
408
409|\'hi'| |\'history'|
410||'history' 'hi'|| number (default: 500)
411____
412Number of Ex commands and search patterns to store in the command-line history.
413____
414
415
416|\'nohls'| |\'nohlsearch'| |\'hls'| |\'hlsearch'|
417||'hlsearch' 'hls'|| boolean (default: off)
418____
419Highlight previous search pattern matches
420____
421
422
423|\'noic'| |\'noignorecase'| |\'ic'| |\'ignorecase'|
424||'ignorecase' 'ic'|| boolean (default: on)
425____
426Ignore case in search patterns.
427____
428
429
430|\'nois'| |\'noincsearch'| |\'is'| |\'incsearch'|
431||'incsearch' 'is'|| boolean (default: on)
432____
433Show where the search pattern matches as it is typed.
434
435Note: Incremental searching currently only works in the forward direction.
436____
437
438
439|\'noim'| |\'noinsertmode'| |\'im'| |\'insertmode'|
440||'insertmode' 'im'|| boolean (default: on)
441____
442Use Insert mode as the default for text areas.
443Makes Vimperator work in a way that Insert mode is the default mode for text areas.
444Useful if you want to use Vimperator as a modeless editor, keeping the known Firefox interface for editing text areas.
445____
446
447
448|\'ls'| |\'laststatus'|
449||'laststatus' 'ls'|| number (default: 2)
450____
451Determines when the last window will have a status line. Possible values:
452
453`---`---------------------------------
454*0* Never
455*1* Only if there are multiple windows
456*2* Always
457--------------------------------------
458
459Note: laststatus=1 not implemented yet.
460____
461
462
463|\'nolks'| |\'nolinksearch'| |\'lks'| |\'linksearch'|
464||'linksearch' 'lks'|| boolean (default: off)
465____
466Limit the search to hyperlink text.
467This includes (X)HTML elements with an "href" atrribute and XLink "simple" links.
468____
469
470
471|\'nolpl'| |\'lpl'| |\'noloadplugins'| |\'loadplugins'|
472||'loadplugins' 'lpl'|| boolean (default on)
473____
474Load plugin scripts when starting up.
475____
476
477
478|\'msgs'| |\'messages'|
479||'messages' 'msgs'|| number (default: 100)
480____
481Number of messages to store in the message history.
482____
483
484
485|\'nomore'| |\'more'|
486||'more'|| boolean (default: on)
487____
488Pause the message list window when more than one screen of listings is displayed
489____
490
491
492|\'nextpattern'|
493||'nextpattern'|| stringlist
494____
495(default: \bnext,^>$,^(>>|≫)$,^(>|≫),(>|≫)$,\bmore\b)
496
497Patterns to use when guessing the \'next' page in a document sequence. Each
498pattern, in order, is matched against all links in the page with the first
499match being used. The patterns are case insensitive regular expressions.
500____
501
502
503|\'newtab'|
504||'newtab'|| stringlist (default: "")
505____
506Define which Ex commands output the result in a new tab automatically. You can
507also use [c]:tab command[c] to manually output a command in a new tab.
508
509The possible values:
510`------------`---------------------------------------------
511*all*        All commands
512*addons*     [c]:addo[ns][c] command
513*downloads*  [c]:downl[oads][c] command
514*help*       [c]:h[elp][c] command
515*javascript* [c]:javascript![c] or [c]:js![c] command
516*prefs*      [c]:pref[erences]![c] or [c]:prefs![c] command
517-----------------------------------------------------------
518
519____
520
521
522|\'noonline'| |\'online'|
523||'online'|| boolean (default on)
524____
525Show and set the \'work offline' behavior.
526____
527
528
529|\'pageinfo' \'pa'|
530||'pageinfo' 'pa'||
531charlist (default: gfm)
532____
533Desired info on [c]:pa[geinfo][c]. Available items:
534
535.--------`----------------
536*g*      General info
537*f*      Feeds
538*m*      Meta tags
539--------------------------
540
541The order matters.
542____
543
544
545|\'pps'| |\'popups'|
546||'popups' 'pps'|| number (default: 1)
547____
548Define where to show requested popup windows.
549Does not apply to windows which are opened by middle clicking a link,
550they always open in a new tab. Possible values:
551
552.---`------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
553*0*  Force to open in the current tab (Warning: this can stop some web sites from working correctly!)
554*1*  Always open in a new tab
555*2*  Open in a new window if it has a specific requested size (default in Firefox)
556*3*  Always open in a new window
557*4*  Open in the same tab unless it has a specific requested size
558-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
559
560Note: This option does not change the popup blocker of Firefox in any way.
561____
562
563
564|\'nopreload'| |\'preload'|
565||'preload' 'nopreload'|| boolean (default: on)
566____
567Speed up first time history/bookmark completion
568
569History access can be quite slow for a large history.
570Vimperator maintains a cache to speed it up significantly on subsequent access.
571In order to also speed up first time access, it is cached at startup, if this option is set (recommended).
572____
573
574
575//|\'pvh'| |\'previewheight'|
576//||'previewheight' 'pvh'|| number (default: 10)
577//____
578//Default height for preview window
579//
580//Value must be between 1 and 50. If the value is too high, completions may cover the command-line. Close the preview window with :pclose.
581//Note: Option currently disabled
582//____
583
584|\'previouspattern'|
585||'previouspattern'|| stringlist
586____
587(default: \bprev|previous\b,^<$,^(<<|≪)$,^(<|≪),(<|≪)$)
588
589Patterns to use when guessing the \'previous' page in a document sequence. Each
590pattern, in order, is matched against all links in the page with the first
591match being used. The patterns are case insensitive regular expressions.
592____
593
594
595|$VIMPERATOR_RUNTIME|
596|\'rtp'| |\'runtimepath'|
597||'runtimepath' 'rtp'|| stringlist
598____
599(default: _$VIMPERATOR_RUNTIME_ or Unix, Mac: "\~/.vimperator", Windows: "\~/vimperator")
600
601List of directories searched for runtime files: +
602macros/ +
603plugin/ +
604
605Example: [c]:set runtimepath=\~/myvimperator,\~/.vimperator[c] +
606This will search for plugins in both "\~/myvimperator/plugin" and
607"\~/.vimperator/plugin"
608
609On startup, if the environment variable _$VIMPERATOR_RUNTIME_ does not
610exist, Vimperator will set it to match this value.
611____
612
613
614|\'scr'| |\'scroll'|
615||'scroll' 'scr'|| number (default: 0)
616____
617Number of lines to scroll with C-u and C-d commands.
618The number of lines scrolled defaults to half the window size.
619When a [count] is specified to the [m]<C-u>[m] or [m]<C-d>[m] commands this is
620used to set the value of 'scroll' and also used for the current command. The
621value can be reset to half the window height with [c]:set scroll=0[c].
622____
623
624
625|\'shell'| |\'sh'|
626||'shell' 'sh'|| string (default: _$SHELL_ or "sh", Win32: "cmd.exe")
627____
628Shell to use for executing :! and :run commands.
629____
630
631
632|\'shellcmdflag'| |\'shcf'|
633||'shellcmdflag' 'shcf'|| string (default: "-c", Win32: "/c")
634____
635Flag passed to shell when executing :! and :run commands.
636
637E.g. "bash -c gvim"
638____
639
640
641|\'nosmd'| |\'noshowmode'| |\'smd'| |\'showmode'|
642||'showmode' 'smd'|| boolean (default: on)
643____
644Show the current mode in the command-line.
645____
646
647
648|\'ssli'| |\'showstatuslinks'|
649||'showstatuslinks' 'ssli'|| number (default: 1)
650____
651Show the destination of the link under the cursor in the status bar
652Also links which are focused by keyboard commands like [m]<Tab>[m] are shown. Possible values:
653
654.---`--------------------------------------
655*0* Don't show link destination
656*1* Show the link in the status line
657*2* Show the link in the command-line
658-------------------------------------------
659
660____
661
662
663|\'stal'| |\'showtabline'|
664||'showtabline' 'stal'|| number (default: 2)
665____
666Control when to show the tab bar of opened web pages. Possible values:
667
668.---`--------------------------------------
669*0* Never show tab bar
670*1* Show tab bar only if more than one tab is open
671*2* Always show tab bar
672-------------------------------------------
673
674____
675
676
677|\'noscs'| |\'nosmartcase'| |\'scs'| |\'smartcase'|
678||'smartcase' 'scs'|| boolean (default: on)
679____
680Override the 'ignorecase' option if the pattern contains uppercase characters.
681This is only used if the 'ignorecase' option is set.
682____
683
684
685|\'suggestengines'|
686||'suggestengines' || stringlist (default: "google")
687____
688Set the search engines which can be used for completion suggestions.
689Add "S" to the 'complete' option if you want use this feature.
690
691Warning: This feature could make tab-completion slower because it needs to
692wait for changes, so use it only if you have a fast internet connection.
693____
694
695
696|\'titlestring'|
697||'titlestring'|| string (default: "Vimperator")
698____
699Change the title of the browser window.
700Vimperator changes the browser title from "Title of web page - Mozilla Firefox" to
701"Title of web page - Vimperator". +
702If you don't like that, you can restore it with:
703[c]:set titlestring=Mozilla\ Firefox[c].
704____
705
706
707|\'noum'| |\'nousermode'| |\'um'| |\'usermode'|
708||'usermode' 'um'|| boolean (default: off)
709____
710Show current website with a minimal style sheet to make it easily accessible.
711
712Note: this is a local option for now, a global value may be supported in the
713future.
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715
716
717|\'urlseparator'|
718||'urlseparator'|| string (default: ",\s")
719____
720Set the separator regexp used to separate multiple URL args.  Multiple
721arguments can be specified for :open, and similar commands, using this regexp
722as the separator.  Using whitespace alone is not generally useful since it is
723often contained in a single argument.  E.g. [c]:open linus torvalds[c] should
724perform a single search for the key words "linus" and "torvalds"
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726
727
728|\'verbose', \'vbs'|
729||'verbose' 'vbs'|| number (default: 1)
730____
731Define which info messages are displayed.
732When bigger than zero, Vimperator will give messages about what it is doing.
733These can be viewed at any time with the [c]:messages[c] command. The highest
734value is 15, being the most verbose mode.
735
736TODO: list levels and associated messages
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738
739
740|\'novb'| |\'novisualbell'| |\'vb'| |\'visualbell'|
741||'visualbell' 'vb'|| boolean (default: off)
742____
743Use visual bell instead of beeping on errors.  The visual bell style is
744controlled by [c]:hi Bell[c].  If no bell is desired use [c]:set t_vb=[c] together with
745this option.
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747
748
749|\'wildcase'| |\'wic'|
750||'wildcase' 'wic'|| string (default: "smart")
751____
752Defines how completions are matched with regard to character case.
753
754`---------------`------------------------
755"smart"         Case is significant when capital letters are typed
756"match"         Case is always significant
757"ignore"        Case is never significant
758-----------------------------------------
759
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761
762
763|\'wildignore'| |\'wig'|
764||'wildignore' 'wig'|| stringlist (default: "")
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766List of file patterns to ignore when completing files. E.g. to ignore object
767files and Vim swap files [c]:set wildignore=".*\.o,\..*\.s[a-z]\\{2}"[c]
768
769Note: Unlike Vim each pattern is a regexp rather than a glob.
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771
772
773|\'wim'| |\'wildmode'|
774||'wildmode' 'wim'|| stringlist (default: "list:full")
775____
776Define how command-line completion works.
777It is a comma-separated list of parts, where each part specifies
778what to do for each consecutive use of the completion key.
779The first part specifies the behavior for the first use of the completion key,
780the second part for the second use, etc.
781
782These are the possible values for each part:
783`---------------`------------------------
784""              Complete only the first match.
785"full"          Complete the next full match. After the last, the original string is used.
786"longest"       Complete till the longest common string.
787"list"          When more than one match, list all matches.
788"list:full"     When more than one match, list all matches and complete first match.
789"list:longest"  When more than one match, list all matches and complete till the longest common string. \
790                When there is only a single match, it is fully completed regardless of the case.
791-----------------------------------------
792
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794
795
796|\'wop'| |\'wildoptions'|
797||'wildoptions' 'wop'|| stringlist (default: "")
798____
799A list of words that change how command-line completion is done.
800
801Possible words:
802`--------`-------------------------------
803*auto*   Automatically show completions while you are typing.
804*sort*   Always sort the completion list, overriding the 'complete' option.
805-----------------------------------------
806
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808
809
810|\'wsp'| |\'wordseparators'| +
811||'wordseparators' 'wsp'|| string
812____
813(default: [\.,!\?:;/\\"\^\$%&?\(\)\[\]\\{\\}<>#\\*\+\\|=~ _\\-])
814
815A regexp which defines the word separators which are used for the
816'hintmatching' types "wordstartswith" and "firstletters" to split the words in
817the text of a link.
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819
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