fixed some old names

autoload/cached_interpretation_of_file.vim

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ let s:c['cache_dir'] = get(s:c, 'cache_dir', expand('$HOME').'/.vim-cache')
 function! cached_interpretation_of_file#ScanIfNewer(file, opts)
   let cache = get(a:opts, 'fileCache', 0)
   let file = expand(a:file) " simple kind of normalization. necessary when using file caching
-  let Func = get(a:opts, 'scan_func', library#Function('library#Id'))
+  let Func = get(a:opts, 'scan_func', funcref#Function('return ARGS[0]'))
   let asLines = get(a:opts, 'asLines', 1)
   let func_as_string = string(Func)
   let path = ['scanned_files',func_as_string]

autoload/funcref.vim

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 
 " vim requires that the function has already been loaded
 " That's why I'm using a faked function reference type here
-" library#Function("Foo", { 'args' : [2, "foo"], 'self' : dict}) will create a closure. args
+" funcref#Function("Foo", { 'args' : [2, "foo"], 'self' : dict}) will create a closure. args
 " these args + args passed to Call will be the list of args passed to call()
 " optional self can be the "object".
 function! funcref#Function(name,...)
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ function! funcref#Call(...)
               \ || Fun[:len('debug ')-1] == 'debug ')
       " it doesn't make sense to list all vim commands here
       " So if you want to execute another action consider using 
-      " library#Function('exec  '.string('aw')) or such
+      " funcref#Function('exec  '.string('aw')) or such
 
       " function is a String, call exec
       let ARGS = args[1]