Problem: Error in return not caught by try/catch.
Solution: Call update_force_abort(). (Yasuhiro Matsomoto, closes #2483)
test_edit \
test_erasebackword \
test_escaped_glob \
+ test_eval_stuff \
test_ex_undo \
test_ex_z \
test_exec_while_if \
test_edit.res \
test_erasebackword.res \
test_escaped_glob.res \
+ test_eval_stuff.res \
test_exec_while_if.res \
test_exists.res \
test_exists_autocmd.res \
Test for various eval features. vim: set ft=vim :
+NOTE: Do not add more here, use new style test test_eval_stuff.vim
+
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let _clipreg = ['*', getreg('*'), getregtype('*')]
let _clipopt = &cb
let &cb='unnamed'
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+7y
AR *
tabdo :windo :echo "hi"
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+8y
AR *
let &cb=_clipopt
call call('setreg', _clipreg)
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+" Tests for various eval things.
+
+function s:foo() abort
+ try
+ return [] == 0
+ catch
+ return 1
+ endtry
+endfunction
+
+func Test_catch_return_with_error()
+ call assert_equal(1, s:foo())
+endfunc
/* It's safer to return also on error. */
else if (!eap->skip)
{
+ /* In return statement, cause_abort should be force_abort. */
+ update_force_abort();
+
/*
* Return unless the expression evaluation has been cancelled due to an
* aborting error, an interrupt, or an exception.
static int included_patches[] =
{ /* Add new patch number below this line */
+/**/
+ 1423,
/**/
1422,
/**/