Yukihiro Nakadaira wrote:
> vim.eval('recursive object') do not return recursive object. It returns
> deeply nested object instead and each object do not point same object.
> The attached patch fixes this problem.
>
> Steps To Reproduce:
> let x = {}
> let x.x = x
>
> let y = []
> call add(y, y)
>
> python <<EOF
> import vim
> x = vim.eval('x')
> y = vim.eval('y')
> print x is x['x']
> print y is y[0]
> print x
> print y
> EOF
>
> Actual Results:
> False
> False
> {'x': {'x': {...}}}
> [[[...]]]
>
> Expected Results:
> True
> True
> {'x': {...}}
> [[...]]
Thanks, I'll look into it later.
It would be good if a few people try it out and let us know how it
works.
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