On Jul 14, 12:10 pm, Charles Campbell <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Functions may be made accessible only to the script that they're defined
> in. See :help local-function .
>
Right, but that's not going to avoid errors for multiple definitions
due to sourcing the same script multiple times, in this example
because the function is inside a ftplugin and multiple files are
loaded.
Either use ! as you have, or check for the function's existence before
defining it, like this:
if !exists("*Foo")
function Foo()
...
endfunction
endif
(substitute s:Foo instead of just Foo to use the local functions Dr.
Chip is referring to)
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