if 0 " copy this whole message and ":w test.txt"
vim 7.3.11 conditional bug
I have been testing my vimrc with different builds of vim.
The base of each build is:
Linux -- Quirky 1.3
vim 7.3.11
no gui
no xim
An error occurs ONLY in tiny or small, NOT normal. Did not try big or
huge.
EXAMPLE 3 produces the error messages found at the end.
The error occurs WITHIN a conditional "comment", see the 3 examples.
The "endif" is not paired with the "if". "while" and "endwhile" seem
ok.
It can be replicated by sourcing with ":so test.txt".
endif
""-----=-------=-------=-------=-------=-------=-------=-------=
if 0 " test code -- test comment out
" EXAMPLE 1
"==========
" tiny ok
" small ok
" normal ok
function! T01()
let r = 1
if r > 0
let r = 0
endif
endfun
function! T02()
let r = 1 | while r > 1
let r = 0
endwhile
endfun
" EXAMPLE 2
"==========
" tiny ok
" small ok
" normal ok
function! T03()
let r = 1 | if r > 0
let r = 0
" endif
endfun
function! T04()
let r = 1 | while r > 1
let r = 0
endwhile
endfun
" EXAMPLE 3
"==========
" tiny bad
" small bad
" normal ok
function! T05()
let r = 1 | if r > 0
let r = 0
endif
endfun
function! T06()
let r = 1 | while r > 1
let r = 0
endwhile
endfun
endif
""-----=-------=-------=-------=-------=-------=-------=-------=
if 0 " error messages from Example 3
Error detected while processing /root/rnd.txt:
line 55:
E319: Sorry, the command is not available in this version: endfun
line 57:
E319: Sorry, the command is not available in this version: function!
T06()
line 58:
E319: Sorry, the command is not available in this version: let r =
1 | while r > 1
line 59:
E319: Sorry, the command is not available in this version: let r
= 0
line 60:
E319: Sorry, the command is not available in this version:
endwhile
line 61:
E319: Sorry, the command is not available in this version: endfun
line 64:
E319: Sorry, the command is not available in this version: endif
Press ENTER or type command to continue
endif
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