Yegappan Lakshmanan wrote:
> To use a script local function as a job callback function, it looks like
> you need to use function('s:<function_name>') to generate a function
> reference. Is it possible to simply use the 's:function_name' string?
That doesn't work, because the string doesn't know what script the
function is in. Using function() will figure that out.
> Using the function name (as a string) as a callback is supported
> for global functions.
Yes, then the function will be looked up when used, no context needed.
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