Improve robustness of :let command#2297
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Fixes #2296 The root cause of the above bug was that the old parser for `:let` commands was too lenient. In particular, given a command like: ``` :let x : T = e ``` … the old parser would silently ignore the `: T` part of the command. This change fixes that by adding support for type annotations and fixing the `:let` command to exactly match the standard parser in terms of what expressions it permits.
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LGTM modulo a small readability issue.
… as suggested by @sjakobi
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Fixes #2296
The root cause of the above bug was that the old parser for
:letcommands was too lenient. In particular, given a command like:
… the old parser would silently ignore the
: Tpart of the command.This change fixes that by adding support for type annotations and
fixing the
:letcommand to exactly match the standard parser interms of what expressions it permits.