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Problem: Vim9: still allows :let for declarations.
Solution: Make the default for v:disallow_let one. It can still be set to
zero to allow for using :let.
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Problem: Vim9: :let will soon be disallowed.
Solution: Add v:disallow_let temporarily. Fix tests.
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Problem: Vim9: crash when using invalid heredoc marker. (Dhiraj Mishra)
Solution: Check for NULL list. (closes #7027) Fix comment character.
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Problem: Vim9: crash when using import at script level.
Solution: Give a "not implemented yet" error. (closes #7026)
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Problem: Vim9: using ":const!" is weird.
Solution: Use "var" - "final" - "const" like Dart. "let" still works for
now.
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Problem: Cannot lock a variable in legacy Vim script like in Vim9.
Solution: Make ":lockvar 0" work.
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Problem: Vim9: cannot declare a constant value.
Solution: Introduce ":const!".
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Problem: Vim9: const works in an unexpected way.
Solution: ":const" only disallows changing the variable, not the value.
Make "list[0] = 9" work at the script level.
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Problem: Vim9: memory leak when storing a value fails.
Solution: Free the value when not storing it.
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Problem: Vim9: result of && and || expression cannot be assigned to a bool
at the script level.
Solution: Add the VAR_BOOL_OK flag. Convert to bool when needed.
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Problem: Vim9: error when using '%" with setbufvar() or getbufvar().
Solution: Use tv_get_buf_from_arg(). (closes #6816)
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Problem: Using invalid script ID causes a crash.
Solution: Check the script ID to be valid. (closes #6804)
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Problem: Vim9: cannot use a function name as a function reference at script
level.
Solution: Check if a name is a function name. (closes #6789)
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Problem: Vim9: white space checks are only done for a :def function.
Solution: Also do checks at the script level. Adjust the name of a few
error messages.
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Problem: Vim9: can use += with a :let command at script level.
Solution: Give an error.
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Problem: Vim9: error when setting an option with setbufvar().
Solution: Do not get a number from a string value. (closes #6740)
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Problem: Items in a list given to :const can still be modified.
Solution: Work like ":lockvar! name" but don't lock referenced items.
Make locking a blob work.
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Problem: :const only locks the variable, not the value.
Solution: Lock the value as ":lockvar 1 var" would do. (closes #6719)
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Problem: Vim9: cannot assign string to string option.
Solution: Change checks for option value. (closes #6720)
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Problem: Error messages are spread out.
Solution: Move more messages into errors.h.
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Problem: Vim9: declaring ascript variable at the script level does not
infer the type.
Solution: Get the type from the value. (closes #6716)
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Problem: Error messages are spread out and names can be confusing.
Solution: Start moving error messages to a separate file and use clear
names.
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Problem: Vim9: no error if declaring a funcref with a lower case letter.
Solution: Check the name after the type is inferred. Fix confusing name.
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Problem: Vim9: no error for missing white space around operator.
Solution: Check for white space. (closes #6618)
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Problem: Vim9: no error using :let for options and registers.
Solution: Give an error. (closes #6568)
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Problem: Vim9: line break after "=" does not work.
Solution: Also allow for NUL after "=". (closes #6549)
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Problem: Vim9: optional argument type not parsed properly.
Solution: Skip over the "?". (issue #6507)
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Problem: The "trailing characters" error can be hard to understand.
Solution: Add the trailing characters to the message.
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Problem: Vim9: no error for missing white space in assignment at script
level.
Solution: Check for white space. (closes #6495)
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Problem: Cannot use a lambda with quickfix functions.
Solution: Add support for lambda. (Yegappan Lakshmanan, closes #6499)
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Problem: Vim9: checking for Vim9 syntax is spread out.
Solution: Use in_vim9script().
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Problem: Some tests fail.
Solution: Adjust tests for different assert_fails() behavior. Remove unused
variable.
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Problem: assert_fails() checks the last error message.
Solution: Check the first error, it is more relevant. Fix all the tests
that rely on the old behavior.
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Problem: Vim9: crash when using imported function.
Solution: Check for a function type. Set the script context when calling a
function. (closes #6412)
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Problem: Vim9: using :copen causes an error.
Solution: Add flag LET_NO_COMMAND in set_var().
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Problem: Inconsistent naming of get_list_tv() and eval_dict().
Solution: Rename get_list_tv() to eval_list(). Similarly for eval_number(),
eval_string(), eval_lit_string() and a few others.
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Problem: Vim9: no line break allowed in a while loop.
Solution: Update stored loop lines when finding line breaks.
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Problem: Vim9: no line break allowed in :if expression.
Solution: Skip linebreak.
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Problem: Vim9: no line break allowed inside a lambda.
Solution: Handle line break inside a lambda in Vim9 script.
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Problem: Expression "!expr->func()" does not work.
Solution: Apply plus and minus earlier. (closes #6348)
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Problem: Vim9: leaking memory when using continuation line.
Solution: Keep a pointer to the continuation line in evalarg_T. Centralize
checking for a next command.
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Problem: Vim9: script cannot use line continuation like in a :def function.
Solution: Pass the getline function pointer to the eval() functions. Use it
for addition and multiplication operators.
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Problem: Vim9: no error for declaring buffer, window, etc. variable.
Solution: Give an error. Unify the error messages.
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Problem: Vim9: no error for using "let g:var = val".
Solution: Add an error.
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Problem: Vim9: redefining a function uses a new index every time.
Solution: When redefining a function clear the contents and re-use the
index.
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Problem: Vim9: some code not tested.
Solution: Add a few more test cases. Reorder checks for clearer error.
Remove unreachable code.
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Problem: Getting directory contents is always case sorted.
Solution: Add sort options and v:collate. (Christian Brabandt, closes #6229)
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Problem: Vim9: cannot compile "[var, var] = list".
Solution: Implement list assignment.
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Problem: Vim9: type is not checked when assigning to a script variable.
Solution: Check the type.
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Problem: Vim9 script variable declarations need a type.
Solution: Make "let var: type" declare a script-local variable.
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