When using something like
( aVec / bVec ).
the editor doesn't recognize that the parans evaluate to type Vec. It compiles and works, but putting the . after the paran only shows the function variables instead of the Vec methods.
( aVec * bVec). shows the Vec methods as expected.

I actually had to type out ".length( )" @_@;

@Rubeus: Thank you for reporting the issue, I've found and fixed the problem, the fix has just been commited to GitHub.

Keep up the good work