Unknown function: CommandTListMatches about command-t

[wincent]

How did you install? Pathogen? Vimball? Etc

On Friday, April 4, 2014, Haridas [email protected] wrote:

Hi,

I reinstalled my machine and trying to reconfigure all the plugins back.
But after building the command-t I'm getting the following error. It
showing the file list but I can't able to type any letter to select some
file.

Error detected while processing CursorHold Auto commands for "<buffer=2>":
E117: Unknown function: CommandTListMatches

Find the attached screenshot also. [image: command-t-error]https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/822290/2622117/acfac80a-bc8e-11e3-8719-9753cb0429ef.png

Is this due any missing libraries or package that's relevant to the vim or
command-t ?

Thank you,
Haridas N.

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[haridas]

I installed it using pathogen.
On Apr 5, 2014 8:32 PM, "Greg Hurrell" [email protected] wrote:

How did you install? Pathogen? Vimball? Etc

On Friday, April 4, 2014, Haridas [email protected] wrote:

Hi,

I reinstalled my machine and trying to reconfigure all the plugins back.
But after building the command-t I'm getting the following error. It
showing the file list but I can't able to type any letter to select some
file.

Error detected while processing CursorHold Auto commands for
"<buffer=2>":
E117: Unknown function: CommandTListMatches

Find the attached screenshot also. [image: command-t-error]<
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/822290/2622117/acfac80a-bc8e-11e3-8719-9753cb0429ef.png>

Is this due any missing libraries or package that's relevant to the vim
or
command-t ?

Thank you,
Haridas N.

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https://github.com/wincent/Command-T/issues/74>
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[wincent]

Hm, I asked about the installation method because I wondered if you'd used Vimball (which is a mostly broken format that sometimes fails to extract all files properly).

So, the CommandTListMatches function was added in this commit, along with the CursorHold autocommand:

ff72bd9

I haven't ever seen an issue like this. You could try reverting that commit if it is giving you trouble, but I suspect there is something unique to your local environment which is preventing this from working. If you can figure out what it is that would be great, but I can't repro the issue here.

[haridas]

I found the problem. That was my bad. I had a stale command-t.vim file under the global plugin folder, which was loading instead of the new one from the bundle. In the old version It was fine I think because I setup that long back.

I figure it out from the command ":scriptnames" to see which all script files are loading in to vim.

Thanks for the help. I'm closing this issue.

[wincent]

Glad to hear you were able to find the problem.

[aaylward]

thanks @haridas ! I had the same problem 👍