Ernie Rael wrote:
> In vim9.txt there's
>
> The key type can be string, number, bool or float. Other types result in an
> error. A number can be given with and without the []:
>
> Don't know if the following shows a bug in implementation or documentation.
> The two dictionaries are not equal.
>
> vim9script
>
> var d1 = {[000123]: 'foo'}
> echo d1
> ### output {'123': 'foo'}
>
> var d2 = {000123: 'foo'}
> echo d2
> ### output {'000123': 'foo'}
>
> if d1 == d2
> echo 'EQUAL'
> else
> echo 'NOT EQUAL'
> endif
This is correct. The key eventually is always a string. If you use a
number and convert it to a string then leading zeros are dropped. If
you use a string with leading zeros, they are kept. This is in the help
below ":he E717".
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