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patch 8.2.2311: Vim9: cannot assign to variable that shadows command modifier

Problem:    Vim9: cannot assign to a variable that shadows a command modifier.
Solution:   Check for assignment after possible command modifier.
            (closes #7632)
This commit is contained in:
Bram Moolenaar
2021-01-07 22:03:02 +01:00
parent 43b69b39ac
commit 17126b1396
4 changed files with 120 additions and 61 deletions

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@@ -6216,6 +6216,77 @@ theend:
return ret;
}
/*
* Check for an assignment at "eap->cmd", compile it if found.
* Return NOTDONE if there is none, FAIL for failure, OK if done.
*/
static int
may_compile_assignment(exarg_T *eap, char_u **line, cctx_T *cctx)
{
char_u *pskip;
char_u *p;
// Assuming the command starts with a variable or function name,
// find what follows.
// Skip over "var.member", "var[idx]" and the like.
// Also "&opt = val", "$ENV = val" and "@r = val".
pskip = (*eap->cmd == '&' || *eap->cmd == '$' || *eap->cmd == '@')
? eap->cmd + 1 : eap->cmd;
p = to_name_end(pskip, TRUE);
if (p > eap->cmd && *p != NUL)
{
char_u *var_end;
int oplen;
int heredoc;
if (eap->cmd[0] == '@')
var_end = eap->cmd + 2;
else
var_end = find_name_end(pskip, NULL, NULL,
FNE_CHECK_START | FNE_INCL_BR);
oplen = assignment_len(skipwhite(var_end), &heredoc);
if (oplen > 0)
{
size_t len = p - eap->cmd;
// Recognize an assignment if we recognize the variable
// name:
// "g:var = expr"
// "local = expr" where "local" is a local var.
// "script = expr" where "script" is a script-local var.
// "import = expr" where "import" is an imported var
// "&opt = expr"
// "$ENV = expr"
// "@r = expr"
if (*eap->cmd == '&'
|| *eap->cmd == '$'
|| *eap->cmd == '@'
|| ((len) > 2 && eap->cmd[1] == ':')
|| lookup_local(eap->cmd, len, NULL, cctx) == OK
|| arg_exists(eap->cmd, len, NULL, NULL, NULL, cctx) == OK
|| script_var_exists(eap->cmd, len, FALSE, cctx) == OK
|| find_imported(eap->cmd, len, cctx) != NULL)
{
*line = compile_assignment(eap->cmd, eap, CMD_SIZE, cctx);
if (*line == NULL || *line == eap->cmd)
return FAIL;
return OK;
}
}
}
if (*eap->cmd == '[')
{
// [var, var] = expr
*line = compile_assignment(eap->cmd, eap, CMD_SIZE, cctx);
if (*line == NULL)
return FAIL;
if (*line != eap->cmd)
return OK;
}
return NOTDONE;
}
/*
* Check if "name" can be "unlet".
*/
@@ -7838,68 +7909,14 @@ compile_def_function(ufunc_T *ufunc, int check_return_type, cctx_T *outer_cctx)
if (!starts_with_colon)
{
char_u *pskip;
int assign;
// Assuming the command starts with a variable or function name,
// find what follows.
// Skip over "var.member", "var[idx]" and the like.
// Also "&opt = val", "$ENV = val" and "@r = val".
pskip = (*ea.cmd == '&' || *ea.cmd == '$' || *ea.cmd == '@')
? ea.cmd + 1 : ea.cmd;
p = to_name_end(pskip, TRUE);
if (p > ea.cmd && *p != NUL)
{
char_u *var_end;
int oplen;
int heredoc;
if (ea.cmd[0] == '@')
var_end = ea.cmd + 2;
else
var_end = find_name_end(pskip, NULL, NULL,
FNE_CHECK_START | FNE_INCL_BR);
oplen = assignment_len(skipwhite(var_end), &heredoc);
if (oplen > 0)
{
size_t len = p - ea.cmd;
// Recognize an assignment if we recognize the variable
// name:
// "g:var = expr"
// "local = expr" where "local" is a local var.
// "script = expr" where "script" is a script-local var.
// "import = expr" where "import" is an imported var
// "&opt = expr"
// "$ENV = expr"
// "@r = expr"
if (*ea.cmd == '&'
|| *ea.cmd == '$'
|| *ea.cmd == '@'
|| ((len) > 2 && ea.cmd[1] == ':')
|| lookup_local(ea.cmd, len, NULL, &cctx) == OK
|| arg_exists(ea.cmd, len, NULL, NULL,
NULL, &cctx) == OK
|| script_var_exists(ea.cmd, len,
FALSE, &cctx) == OK
|| find_imported(ea.cmd, len, &cctx) != NULL)
{
line = compile_assignment(ea.cmd, &ea, CMD_SIZE, &cctx);
if (line == NULL || line == ea.cmd)
goto erret;
goto nextline;
}
}
}
if (*ea.cmd == '[')
{
// [var, var] = expr
line = compile_assignment(ea.cmd, &ea, CMD_SIZE, &cctx);
if (line == NULL)
goto erret;
if (line != ea.cmd)
goto nextline;
}
// Check for assignment after command modifiers.
assign = may_compile_assignment(&ea, &line, &cctx);
if (assign == OK)
goto nextline;
if (assign == FAIL)
goto erret;
}
/*