Place the following in the autoload path:
function dictautotest#doit() dict
endfunction
And the following in a separate test script:
let mydict = { 'doit': function('dictautotest#doit') }
let Mypartial = mydict.doit
call Mypartial()
This script will fail first time it is run. The reason is at partial
construction time, the function will not be autoloaded, and treated by default
as a non-dict function, and thus the partial will not store the self dict.
However at call time the function is loaded, and suddenly treated as a dict
function, and now vim complains that the function is called without Dictionary,
because the partial lacks the self attribute.
Either the partial construction code should probably autoload the function, or
somehow construct it as a "maybe-self" partial, that silently will discard the
self if it turned out not to be a dict function.
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