Re: [vim/vim] Refined autoload mechanism explanation (PR #20833)

ubaldot (Vim Github Repository) <[email protected]>
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ubaldot left a comment (vim/vim#20833)

> On 1, "without using globals": that works as well. Same structure as 52.4, one
> file, no g: anywhere, with a script-local def:

I can buy it, but mind that you are using a global symbol, whereas 52.4 use a script-local symbol. 

> One remark on the additional file, though. A separate script under autoload/
> is the normal layout for Vim plugins, and close to all of them are written that
> way, so it is the convention rather than an extra cost.

But mind what the docs of 52.4 says:

```
Some may find the use of several files [a](https://vimhelp.org/insert.txt.html#a) hassle and prefer to keep everything
together in one script
```

I (partially) agree with your point. I also prefer use multiple files, but not in `autoload/`. I value encapsulation.  
But regardless of our own personal preferences, we cannot neglect what is written in the docs or what other users want to do.


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