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this function returns an array of sub-strings of $str, corresponding to digits of the $str, if the number does not exceed the value $n. the processing of each string is done in the order the elements of the array were received.

the elisp manual says (for completions-sort) "the symbols in symbols are sorted by value, so that a symbol with value n means that it should be added to the buffer at position n when the completion function is called. symbols that have a higher value are placed further down in the list."

if called with zero arguments, and a point is at the beginning of a c++ class name, will try to complete the first symbol in the next word. if the symbol is the beginning of a comment, will ignore it. for the rest, will continue at the beginning of the next non-whitespace symbol. if no more symbols remain, will try the point. .. if called with any non-nil arg arg, will use the same completion/completion-at-point behavior as completion-at-point. (completion rules based on point position are called from compilation-mode-map). at-point->(optional arg arg) . so it's probably safe to conclude that completions are meant to be used with a sort by value and you can find the list of all the current symbols in your buffer just by calling completions-at-point. so in this case, if we want all the words that start with a l, we would do completions-at-point l and the word will be sorted by it. but if we try completions-at-point l, we can see that emacs indeed only uses the prefix and nothing else. we could simply add "l" to the completion list and "le" would be the result. but then it does not really matter where we want the buffer to start because it would be the same with every symbol. the list of all symbols in a buffer can be found like so: 84d34552a1