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Error when calling map() as a method - ProhibitInvalidMapCall - Number of arguments for map() #380

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systemmonkey42 opened this issue May 13, 2022 · 0 comments

systemmonkey42 commented May 13, 2022 •

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Using the latest release (vim-vint-0.1.dev1+g471e70b) I get the following

  function! Mask2int(mask,drawer) abort
✗     return printf("%010b", '0x'.a:mask)->slice(0,10)->split('\zs')->reverse()->map('v:val ? a:drawer."/".(v:key+1) : ""')->filter('v:val')
  endfunction

ProhibitInvalidMapCall - Number of arguments for map() must be 2 (if not, it will throw E118 or E119) (see :help map())

It appears it accepts most method calls, but fails on map() which it thinks requires additional arguments despite being a method call.

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