Yegappan wrote:
> When a function accepts an argument of class type, the argument
> type check is not working properly. Example:
>
> ---------------------------------------------------
> vim9script
>
> class One
> endclass
>
> class Two
> endclass
>
> def Show(a: One)
> echomsg a->string()
> enddef
>
> var b = Two.new()
> Show(b)
> ------------------------------------------------------
>
> In this example, the function Show() accepts an argument of type "One".
> But when the function is called with an argument of type "Two", there is
> no error.
This isn't implemented yet. Currently it only checks that it is a class
type, it should also check that it is the same class. Or, in the case
of an interface, a class that implements the interface. I should get to
this one of the coming days.
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