> Bram
> This works as intended. Autoload scripts are only loaded when used.
> Not when you check if something defined in it exists.
This is expected behavior?
hmm, but checking this at command-line, exists() returns 1.
:echo exists('*mylib#func')
and seeing :scriptnames, autoload/mylib.vim has been loaded.
This is also the same at "top level" of script.
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let s:is_exists = exists('*mylib#func')
function! s:foo()
if s:is_exists
call mylib#func()
endif
endfunction
call s:foo()
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s:is_exists is 1 at this time, but
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function! s:foo()
if exists('*mylib#func')
call mylib#func()
endif
endfunction
call s:foo()
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This does not call mylib#func() expectedly.
> Peter
Thanks.
I often add "mylib#load()" function to autoload script :-)
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