Yegappan wrote:
> I see some unexpected behavior when trying to use function()
> with the name of a lambda function:
>
> let L = {s -> strlen(s)}
>
> :echo L
> function('<lambda>1')
>
> :function <lambda>1
> function <lambda>1(a, ...)
> 1 return strlen(a)
> endfunction
>
> :echo function('<lambda>1')
> E129: Function name required
> E475: Invalid argument: <lambda>1
>
> I expected the last command to echo "'<lambda>1".
Yeah, that looks inconsistent. I'll make a patch.
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