Antony Scriven wrote:
>
> :let List = {x -> [x]}
> :let Extract = {-> function(g:List, [3])()[0]}
>
> gives: 'E695: Cannot index a Funcref'. Whereas
>
> :echo function(g:List, [3])()[0]
>
> is fine.
>
> Is this expected behaviour in a lambda?
No, it happens because when skipping over the expression in the Lambda
the function() is not actually invoked, and the type is unchanged.
I think I can fix that.
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