Problem: Crash when using nested map().
Solution: Clear the pointer in prepare_vimvar(). (Ozaki Kiichi,
closes #4890, closes #4891)
/*
* Prepare v: variable "idx" to be used.
- * Save the current typeval in "save_tv".
+ * Save the current typeval in "save_tv" and clear it.
* When not used yet add the variable to the v: hashtable.
*/
void
prepare_vimvar(int idx, typval_T *save_tv)
{
*save_tv = vimvars[idx].vv_tv;
+ vimvars[idx].vv_str = NULL; // don't free it now
if (vimvars[idx].vv_type == VAR_UNKNOWN)
hash_add(&vimvarht, vimvars[idx].vv_di.di_key);
}
/*
* Restore v: variable "idx" to typeval "save_tv".
+ * Note that the v: variable must have been cleared already.
* When no longer defined, remove the variable from the v: hashtable.
*/
void
let x = {"x":10}
let r = map(range(2), 'filter(copy(x), "1")')
call assert_equal([x, x], r)
+
+ let r = map(copy(x), 'filter(copy(x), "1")')
+ call assert_equal({"x": x}, r)
endfunc
" dict with funcref
let files = readdir('Xdir', {x -> len(add(l, x)) == 2 ? -1 : 1})
call assert_equal(1, len(files))
+ " Nested readdir() must not crash
+ let files = readdir('Xdir', 'readdir("Xdir", "1") != []')
+ call sort(files)->assert_equal(['bar.txt', 'dir', 'foo.txt'])
+
eval 'Xdir'->delete('rf')
endfunc
static int included_patches[] =
{ /* Add new patch number below this line */
+/**/
+ 1968,
/**/
1967,
/**/