If a .vim script contains a line continuation comment (:help line-continuation-comment, introduced in Vim 8.1.0369), vimdoc fails to parse it with an error like
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "vimdoc", line 5, in <module>
vimdoc.__main__.main()
File "vimdoc/__main__.py", line 18, in main
for module in Modules(args.plugin):
File "vimdoc/module.py", line 423, in Modules
blocks = list(parser.ParseBlocks(lines, filename))
File "vimdoc/parser.py", line 127, in ParseBlocks
for lineno, line in EnumerateParsedLines(lines):
File "vimdoc/parser.py", line 53, in EnumerateParsedLines
for i, line in EnumerateStripNewlinesAndJoinContinuations(lines):
File "vimdoc/parser.py", line 40, in EnumerateStripNewlinesAndJoinContinuations
raise error.CannotContinue('No comment to continue.', i)
vimdoc.error.CannotContinue: ./plugin/myfile.vim.072: No comment to continue.
It looks like parser.py line 40 is encountering the continuation line after the inline comment and assuming that a continuation can't follow a comment. (It's now allowed to follow a continuation comment.)
Example input:
echo
\ 'first string'
"\ Some comment
\ 'second string'
If a
.vim
script contains a line continuation comment (:help line-continuation-comment
, introduced in Vim 8.1.0369),vimdoc
fails to parse it with an error likeIt looks like
parser.py
line 40 is encountering the continuation line after the inline comment and assuming that a continuation can't follow a comment. (It's now allowed to follow a continuation comment.)Example input: