Problem: Vim9: not all code tested.
Solution: Add a few more tests. fix using "b:" in literal dictionary.
char *type_name(type_T *type, char **tofree);
int get_script_item_idx(int sid, char_u *name, int check_writable);
imported_T *find_imported(char_u *name, size_t len, cctx_T *cctx);
-char_u *to_name_end(char_u *arg);
char_u *to_name_const_end(char_u *arg);
int assignment_len(char_u *p, int *heredoc);
void compile_def_function(ufunc_T *ufunc, int set_return_type);
assert_equal('one', 0.1 ? 'one' : 'two')
endif
assert_equal('one', 'x' ? 'one' : 'two')
-" assert_equal('one', 0z1234 ? 'one' : 'two')
+ assert_equal('one', 0z1234 ? 'one' : 'two')
assert_equal('one', [0] ? 'one' : 'two')
-" assert_equal('one', #{x: 0} ? 'one' : 'two')
+ assert_equal('one', #{x: 0} ? 'one' : 'two')
let var = 1
assert_equal('one', var ? 'one' : 'two')
assert_equal('two', 0.0 ? 'one' : 'two')
endif
assert_equal('two', '' ? 'one' : 'two')
-" assert_equal('one', 0z ? 'one' : 'two')
+ assert_equal('two', 0z ? 'one' : 'two')
assert_equal('two', [] ? 'one' : 'two')
-" assert_equal('two', {} ? 'one' : 'two')
+ assert_equal('two', {} ? 'one' : 'two')
var = 0
assert_equal('two', var ? 'one' : 'two')
enddef
call CheckDefFailure("let x = [13] <= [88]", 'Cannot compare list with list')
call CheckDefFailure("let x = [13] =~ [88]", 'Cannot compare list with list')
call CheckDefFailure("let x = [13] !~ [88]", 'Cannot compare list with list')
+
+ call CheckDefFailureMult(['let j: job', 'let chan: channel', 'let r = j == chan'], 'Cannot compare job with channel')
+ call CheckDefFailureMult(['let j: job', 'let x: list<any>', 'let r = j == x'], 'Cannot compare job with list')
+ call CheckDefFailureMult(['let j: job', 'let x: func', 'let r = j == x'], 'Cannot compare job with func')
+ call CheckDefFailureMult(['let j: job', 'let x: partial', 'let r = j == x'], 'Cannot compare job with partial')
endfunc
" test addition, subtraction, concatenation
" type becomes list<any>
let somelist = rand() > 0 ? [1, 2, 3] : ['a', 'b', 'c']
+ " type becomes dict<any>
+ let somedict = rand() > 0 ? #{a: 1, b: 2} : #{a: 'a', b: 'b'}
g:newvar = 'new'
assert_equal('new', g:newvar)
g:imported_name = exp_name
exp_name ..= ' Doe'
g:imported_name_appended = exp_name
+ g:imported_later = exported
END
writefile(import_script_lines, 'Ximport.vim')
assert_equal('bob', g:localname)
assert_equal(9876, g:imported)
assert_equal(9879, g:imported_added)
+ assert_equal(9879, g:imported_later)
assert_equal('Exported', g:imported_func)
assert_equal('John', g:imported_name)
assert_equal('John Doe', g:imported_name_appended)
unlet g:localname
unlet g:imported
unlet g:imported_added
+ unlet g:imported_later
unlet g:imported_func
unlet g:imported_name g:imported_name_appended
delete('Ximport.vim')
+ let import_in_def_lines =<< trim END
+ vim9script
+ def ImportInDef()
+ import exported from './Xexport.vim'
+ g:imported = exported
+ exported += 7
+ g:imported_added = exported
+ enddef
+ ImportInDef()
+ END
+ writefile(import_in_def_lines, 'Ximport2.vim')
+ source Ximport2.vim
+ " TODO: this should be 9879
+ assert_equal(9876, g:imported)
+ assert_equal(9883, g:imported_added)
+ unlet g:imported
+ unlet g:imported_added
+ delete('Ximport2.vim')
+
let import_star_as_lines =<< trim END
vim9script
import * as Export from './Xexport.vim'
END
writefile(import_star_as_lines, 'Ximport.vim')
source Ximport.vim
- assert_equal(9876, g:imported)
+ assert_equal(9883, g:imported)
let import_star_lines =<< trim END
vim9script
static int included_patches[] =
{ /* Add new patch number below this line */
+/**/
+ 348,
/**/
347,
/**/
&& (type1 == VAR_BLOB || type2 == VAR_BLOB
|| type1 == VAR_LIST || type2 == VAR_LIST))))
{
- semsg(_("E1037: Cannot compare %s with %s"),
+ semsg(_("E1072: Cannot compare %s with %s"),
vartype_name(type1), vartype_name(type2));
return FAIL;
}
{
switch (type)
{
+ case VAR_UNKNOWN: break;
case VAR_VOID: return "void";
- case VAR_UNKNOWN: return "any";
case VAR_SPECIAL: return "special";
case VAR_BOOL: return "bool";
case VAR_NUMBER: return "number";
case VAR_FUNC: return "func";
case VAR_PARTIAL: return "partial";
}
- return "???";
+ return "any";
}
/*
/*
* Find the end of a variable or function name. Unlike find_name_end() this
* does not recognize magic braces.
+ * When "namespace" is TRUE recognize "b:", "s:", etc.
* Return a pointer to just after the name. Equal to "arg" if there is no
* valid name.
*/
- char_u *
-to_name_end(char_u *arg)
+ static char_u *
+to_name_end(char_u *arg, int namespace)
{
char_u *p;
// Include a namespace such as "s:var" and "v:var". But "n:" is not
// and can be used in slice "[n:]".
if (*p == ':' && (p != arg + 1
+ || !namespace
|| vim_strchr(VIM9_NAMESPACE_CHAR, *arg) == NULL))
break;
return p;
char_u *
to_name_const_end(char_u *arg)
{
- char_u *p = to_name_end(arg);
+ char_u *p = to_name_end(arg, TRUE);
typval_T rettv;
if (p == arg && *arg == '[')
if (literal)
{
- char_u *p = to_name_end(*arg);
+ char_u *p = to_name_end(*arg, !literal);
if (p == *arg)
{
}
// "name" or "name()"
- p = to_name_end(*arg);
+ p = to_name_end(*arg, TRUE);
if (*p == '(')
r = compile_call(arg, p - *arg, cctx, 0);
else
// val".
p = (*ea.cmd == '&' || *ea.cmd == '$' || *ea.cmd == '@')
? ea.cmd + 1 : ea.cmd;
- p = to_name_end(p);
+ p = to_name_end(p, TRUE);
if ((p > ea.cmd && *p != NUL) || *p == '(')
{
int oplen;
// Recognize an assignment if we recognize the variable
// name:
// "g:var = expr"
- // "var = expr" where "var" is a local var name.
+ // "local = expr" where "local" is a local var.
+ // "script = expr" where "script" is a script-local var.
+ // "import = expr" where "import" is an imported var
// "&opt = expr"
// "$ENV = expr"
// "@r = expr"