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Given t.vim:
t.vim
function! F() echo {'foo': {bar: baz}} endfunction
vint t.py says:
vint t.py
t.vim:2:22: unexpected token: baz (see vim-jp/vim-vimlparser)
vimlint however correctly says:
t.vim:2:17:Error: EVL101: undefined variable `l:bar` t.vim:2:22:Error: EVL101: undefined variable `l:baz`
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Since this appears to come from vimlparser I should probably check if the same version is used in both cases?!
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It also happens when the var is defined:
let bar = 'bar' echo {'foo': {bar: '1'}}
t.vim:2:20: unexpected token: ' (see vim-jp/vim-vimlparser)
Remove vim-vint
ffad934
Vimjas/vint#271 is critical so remove vim-vint for now.
ref: vim-jp/vim-vimlparser#79
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Given
t.vim
:vint t.py
says:vimlint however correctly says:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: