On Tuesday, August 12, 2014 9:50:48 AM UTC-5, ZyX wrote:
> >
> >autoload/hello.vim:
> >
> >>function! s:Hello()
> >> echo "hello, my name is xautjzd!"
> >>endfunction
> >
> >plugin/hello.vim:
>
> Functions defined with s: are only accessible with s: or <SID> within the
> file you defined it in. You must do one of the following:
>
> 1. Use global function name. Since you are using autoload/hello.vim this name
> should be hello#Hello or you will not have your function autoloaded. You may
> still take any name and load your function with :runtime.
> 2. Put s:Hello into the same file you defined :Hello.
> 3. Use expanded variant of function name alongside with loading this function
> manually with :runtime. Check out :h <SID>, it will tell you how to get the
> expanded variant.
>
Right, that too. I guess I should have paid more attention to the file
names.
You're using autoload wrong. If you are using autoload, you need to
define a global name that can be used by your plugin script, formatted
in a way that Vim expects so it can automatically find the correct
autoload script to source to define the function.
In your case, autoload/hello.vim should contain:
function hello#Hello()
echo "hello, my name is xautjzd!"
endfunction
and plugin/hello.vim should be:
command Hello call hello#Hello()
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