Hirohito Higashi wrote: > How to reproduce: > - Start pure vim with new file a.vim > $ vim -N -u NONE a.vim > > (1) > :let str='abcde' > :let nn=3 > :echo str[nn:] > E121: Undefined variable: nn: > E15: Invalid expression: str[nn:] > > > (2) > :let str='abcde' > :let g:nr=3 > :echo str[g:nr:] > E121: Undefined variable: g:nr: > E15: Invalid expression: str[g:nr:] > > > Expected behavior: > - Both displayed 'de' > > Actual behavior > - Occured E121 and E15. > > I wrote a patch. (including test) > Please check this.
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