Doug Kearns
4025cec645
Allow Vim9 block terminators after |. While this usage is very unusual
it breaks the block region termination.
E.g., `{| echo "Foo" |}`
closes: #21129
Signed-off-by: Doug Kearns <dougkearns@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Christian Brabandt <cb@256bit.org>
54 lines
475 B
VimL
54 lines
475 B
VimL
vim9script
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# Vim9 blocks
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# VIM_TESTSETUP set list listchars=trail:-
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{
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var foo = 42
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}
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{
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{
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{
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{
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var foo = 42
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}
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var foo = 42
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}
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var foo = 42
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}
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var foo = 42
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}
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def Foo()
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{
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var foo = 42
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echo foo
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}
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enddef
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# start/end patterns
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{
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var foo = 42
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}
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{ # comment
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var foo = 42
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} # comment
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echo "Foo" | { | echo "Bar"
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var foo = 42
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} | echo "Baz"
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{| echo "Foo" |}
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# dictionary
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{}->items()
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