> **Describe the bug**
>
> In Vim9 script, we cannot compile an `:if` command when it's preceded by the
> `:legacy` modifier.
>
> **To Reproduce**
>
> Run this shell command:
>
> vim -Nu NONE -S <(cat <<'EOF'
> vim9script
> def Func()
> legacy if 1
> echo 'no error'
> endif
> enddef
> defcompile
> EOF
> )
>
> `E580` is raised:
>
> E580: :endif without :if
>
> **Expected behavior**
>
> No error is raised.
Using :if, :for, :while, :try, etc. in a :def function with :legacy is
not going to work, because it depends on interpreting lines at runtime.
There could be a better error message for this.
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