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Handle jedi-vim call signatures when looking for colon in prev line #41

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Handle jedi-vim call signatures when looking for colon in prev line #41

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Commits on May 7, 2015

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  2. Update vimrunner to 0.3.1

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  3. Vimrunner: doc for config.reuse_server=false

    I've tried to set it to true by default, but it is still buggy.
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Commits on May 8, 2015

  1. Improve handling of lookup in previous lines

     - Handle jedi-vim call signatures when looking for colon and function
       def in previous line.
       This adds `jedi\S` to s:skip_special_chars and improves the algorithm to
       find the colon in the previous line in `s:indent_like_previous_line`.
     - Add `s:match_expr_on_line` and use it for `nothing_after_opening_paren`.
     - Handle comments after opening paren (#32).
    
    NOTE: This handles older Vim versions, where `synconcealed` behaves different
    (returns an empty list for non-concealed) and `getcurpos` is not
    available (Vim 7.3.429 (used on Travis)).
    
    Fixes: #32
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