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The release notes mention that it parses any existing POD as best it can, which tallies with my (limited) experience of it thus far.

Things I've noticed:

```
my $foo = DateTime::^X^O
[download]
```
gives me a truncated-enough-to-be-of-no-use pop-up menu of all the DateTime::* modules I have installed. I think it's listing them all, but the names are cut off enough that I can't tell what they are. In fairness, this might be something else to do with my reasonably-heavily-customized Vim setup though.
```
my $parser = DateTime::Format::Pg->new();
$parser->^X^O
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```
only shows 'clone' as an available method and doesn't show any of the available 'parse_*' or 'format_*' methods in DateTime::Format::Pg
```
my $now = DateTime->now;
$now->^X^O
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```
shows 28 of the available matches. DateTime has, at first glance, quite a few more than that, but I've not yet looked any further into how it's finding the ones it is.

And yes, I'm doing a fair amount of playing with DateTime at the moment... ;-)

In reply to Re^2: Perl omnicompletion available for Vim 7 by john_oshea
in thread Perl omnicompletion available for Vim 7 by john_oshea

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