Spiros Bousbouras wrote:
> function Foo(arg1 , arg2)
> echo "Hello world !"
> endfunction
>
> When I try to source the above I get
> E475: Invalid argument: Foo(arg1 , arg2)
> If I change the first line to
> function Foo(arg1, arg2)
> it works fine. (If you can't see the difference between the two
> scroll below for the answer) So I was wondering is it supposed
> to work this way or is it a bug ?
>
>
> In the working version there is no space before the comma.
I my opinion it's ugly to have a space before the comma. So let's keep
the behavior. But the error message is misleading. And it should be
mentioned in the documentation. I'll make a note about that.
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