Having trouble with a weird `is-at-least` function issue

Having trouble with a weird `is-at-least` function issue

[Joost Bremmer]

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Hey everyone,

I've come up against a weird issue and I hope you can help me figure it
out. It first presented itself with the zsh-syntax-highlighting plugin, so
that's the example I'll use.

Syntax-highlighting tries to autoload the `is-at-least` function but then
when CALLING said function it gives the following error: "is-at-least:
function not defined by file".
Manually following the same steps gives the same results.

Now it's got me a bit stumped. The is-at-least source file exists on my
system, the `functions/Misc` folder is properly added to $fpath, and other
functions located in that folder work perfectly fine, and I can't think of
anything else that might be affecting it.

I've of course looked around online for the issue, but haven't found
anything similar. I can therefore only assume it isn't a general bug with
syntax-highlighting or zsh itself and there's something off about my setup,
I just don't know WHAT.

If anyone can point me in the right direction I'd be very grateful.

Sincerely,
Joost Bremmer

Re: Having trouble with a weird `is-at-least` function issue

[Bart Schaefer]

On Mar 5,  2:35pm, Joost Bremmer wrote:
}
} Syntax-highlighting tries to autoload the `is-at-least` function but then
} when CALLING said function it gives the following error: "is-at-least:
} function not defined by file".
} Manually following the same steps gives the same results.

Make sure the KSH_AUTOLOAD option is turned off, or that you have used
"autoload -z is-at-least"

Re: Having trouble with a weird `is-at-least` function issue

[Peter Stephenson]

On Tue, 6 Mar 2018 09:27:11 -0800
Bart Schaefer <schaefer@brasslantern.com> wrote:
> On Mar 5,  2:35pm, Joost Bremmer wrote:
> }
> } Syntax-highlighting tries to autoload the `is-at-least` function
> but then } when CALLING said function it gives the following error:
> "is-at-least: } function not defined by file".
> } Manually following the same steps gives the same results.
> 
> Make sure the KSH_AUTOLOAD option is turned off, or that you have used
> "autoload -z is-at-least"

I was going to suggest running "functions is-at-least" to see what that
said, but it was mostly just to check the same thing.

pws