Hari wrote:
> I'm trying to customize the standard library function with my own.
> However, I want the scripts to proceed irrespective of the actual
> function.
>
> So, I do this to create my own default handler for 'Taglist':
>
> if exists("*Taglist") == 0
> let Taglist = function("taglist")
> endif
I'm not sure what your problem is; however, here's several issues
* just to be sure: if the code snippet above is inside a function, then
Taglist is local, not global. Avoid any such problem by using g:Taglist
* except for dictionaries, functions must start with a capital letter or
"s:".
>
> And in the scripts, I call:
>
> let blah = Taglist(".*")
>
>
> if I try an exists("*Taglist") on the command line, it shows a "1".
> However, inside the script, the name "Taglist" is not recognized. Is
> this possible or have I got something wrong somewhere?
If you're using the exists("*Taglist") inside a function, then that
Taglist function reference is (trying to) use a local variable. Try using
exists("*g:Taglist") (ie. using a global variable) instead.
Regards,
Chip Campbell
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