ZyX wrote:
> Consider the following code:
>
> set nocompatible
> function! Err()
> try
> return [
> catch
> return 2
> endtry
> endfunction
> echo Err()
>
> vim launched with «vim -u NONE -S /path/to/file.vim» gives E697 and
> E15 errors, while it should give none.
There is a syntax error in your script. try/catch is not guaranteed to
catch that kind of errors.
> If you change «return» to «echo», it will just echo 2 without any
> errors.
Looks inconsistent. Apparently error handling is a bit different for
echo.
> E691 («return ["abc"] =~? '.'») is also not caught, but
That does look like a bug.
> «return call("Abc", [])» was caught successfully. This error was found
> by «sgp» on vim-use when he tried to catch E691 error instead of
> checking variable type.
>
> Tested on vim-7.3.102 from Gentoo repos and on vim-7.3.107 from mercurial
> repository.
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