On Sun, 11 Jul 2010, tyru wrote:
> > 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.
The expected behavior is for it to return 0. But, as tyru is seeing,
I'm also getting the unexpected return of 1 with the following, simpler setup:
===> /tmp/just-autoload/vimrc <===
let &rtp='/tmp/just-autoload,'.&rtp
fun! TestExists()
echo '(expected) in TestExists:' exists('*mylib#func')
endfun
call TestExists()
echo '(unexpected) in vimrc:' exists('*mylib#func')
quit
===> /tmp/just-autoload/autoload/mylib.vim <===
fun! mylib#func()
" function never gets called
echo "(not printed:) called mylib#func()"
endfun
$ vim -U NONE -N -u /tmp/just-autoload/vimrc
(expected) in TestExists: 0
(unexpected) in vimrc: 1
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Best,
Ben
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