Lech Lorens wrote:
> Yesterday while remotely debugging some Vim scripts I discovered
> (actually it is mentioned in the documentation) that remote_expr()
> imposes a limitation on the type of expressions handled: the expression
> must be a string or a list (although the implementation correctly
> handles integers and floats as well).
>
> I am wondering if there is a good reason for this limitation. In the
> attached patch I applied the logic from f_string() on the result of
> expression, thus eliminating the limitation.
>
> Please, comment.
>
> If the patch is to be applied upstream, documentation for remote_expr()
> should be updated.
What happens with nested lists and dicts?
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