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fix: TUI input batching, Ctrl-C interrupt, cmdline splitting, ex error/throwpoint parity - #45
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The parent TUI forwarded each decoded key event as its own blocking nvim_input request; a multi-key burst queued one redraw batch per key and the embed spent seconds draining the backlog (a ~1250-char paste wedged the cmdline for ~7s). Upstream tinput_enqueue accumulates keys into a KEY_BUFFER_SIZE (0x1000) buffer and tinput_flush sends a single non-blocking request per burst, flushing early on paste/resize/mouse so event order holds. Port that: forward_terminal_events now accumulates encoded keys and flushes at the boundary events, capped at 0x1000 bytes. Verified E2E: a 2000-char cmdline burst + :qa! exits in ~2s vs ~7s+ before; input order preserved across paste/resize boundaries. AI-assisted
Two compounding defects kept the embed wedged behind typeahead: 1. drain_typeahead looped until the queue emptied. A self-replenishing register (@q whose content replays @q) or a huge paste never empties inside one call, so the fd4/stdio poll that carries the next RPC - including the Ctrl-C that upstream uses to interrupt - starved. The host drive now passes a finite per-turn budget (TYPEAHEAD_TURN_BUDGET = KEY_BUFFER_SIZE) charged per drained byte with a floor of one, the port of upstream line_breakcheck's BREAKCHECK_SKIP cadence (os/input.c:218-232). Residue is picked up by the existing 10ms poll_background_work tick. :normal and feedkeys() keep unbounded drains (usize::MAX). 2. dispatch_input appended every byte blindly. Port process_ctrl_c (os/input.c:550-575): when incoming input contains a Ctrl-C (0x03), everything queued before it - including the self-replenishing mapped run - is flushed and only the tail from that byte is queued, so the interrupt lands first. Verified on the embed: nvim_input('i' + 200k chars) then nvim_input Ctrl-C interrupts to mode 'n' in ~1s (release); a recursive @q wedge accepts Ctrl-C in ~0.26s and :qa! then quits cleanly - matching upstream nvim --embed behavior. AI-assisted
:execute built one LogicalLine for the whole evaluated string, so exe "fun! F()\n call F()\nendfun" failed with E126 where upstream runs the joined string through do_cmdline's line continuation and defines F. Run the string through scripts.join_logical_lines like :source lines get, then rewrite each logical line's first_line to the invocation line so throwpoints point at the :execute command itself. Verified on the embed: exe "fun! F()\n call F()\nendfun" now defines F and call F() reaches it (E132 for the missing body), matching the oracle byte-for-byte. AI-assisted
nvim_command (and :execute over its evaluated string) fed multiline text through join_logical_lines, the sourced-file splitter, which cuts at every newline - so a raw newline inside a double-quoted string truncated the command at the quote and reported E114. Upstream do_cmdline hands input to do_one_cmd whose scanning keeps "..."/'...' spans together: a newline inside a quoted string is expression content, outside it ends the command line. Port that as split_cmdline for both cmdline-shaped entries (execute_line_core, :execute); join_logical_lines stays the sourced-file splitter. Verified against the oracle: exe "fun! F()\n call F()\nendfun" defines F (call F() then hits E132 maxfuncdepth, matching upstream), let a\nlet b sets both, echo "x\ny" accepts interior newlines, and an actually-unterminated string still reports E114. AI-assisted
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WalkthroughTerminal input is buffered before forwarding. Server and editor typeahead processing now accept bounded budgets, while selected callers request unbounded draining. Command execution splits strings at newlines outside quoted strings. ChangesCommand-Line Splitting
Typeahead and Terminal Input
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant forward_terminal_events
participant Client
participant AppState
participant drive_input_parts
participant run_typeahead
participant drain_typeahead
forward_terminal_events->>Client: Send buffered keys
Client->>AppState: Dispatch input
AppState->>drive_input_parts: Drive input parts
drive_input_parts->>run_typeahead: Run with TYPEAHEAD_TURN_BUDGET
run_typeahead->>drain_typeahead: Drain typeahead with budget
Priority: ⚪ Not assessed Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new command-line splitting can break the common Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The inspected changes preserve existing command-execution capabilities and improve interrupt responsiveness. No introduced security defect was established. Error responses now include richer execution context, while caller-isolation and deployment assumptions remain incompletely documented. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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- Around line 2227-2259: Update split_cmdline so quote state suppresses newline
splitting only for multiline-expression commands such as :echo, :let, and
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crates/ox-tui/src/lib.rs (1)
700-715: LGTM!Also applies to: 727-735, 745-748, 764-771
crates/ox-editor/src/excmd_exec.rs (2)
1011-1028: LGTM!Also applies to: 1088-1089
1725-1725: LGTM!Also applies to: 1878-1880, 1893-1893, 1911-1911, 5800-5807, 5979-5979, 6001-6001
crates/ox-editor/src/builtins/eval.rs (1)
535-535: LGTM!crates/oxvim/src/server.rs (1)
1225-1243: LGTM!Also applies to: 2401-2406, 2421-2428
… semantics Model do_cmdline's error handling on ex_docmd.c after probing the reference binary through embed and sourced-file cases: - An unsuppressed emsg-level error aborts the whole do_cmdline in every input shape (nvim_command strings, ':' lines, sourced scripts). The executor previously resumed at the next logical line. - :silent! suppresses an emsg-level failure entirely (emsg_silent returns before did_emsg), so execution continues - in sourced input and inside cmdline strings alike. A :throw under silent! still propagates and aborts. - A name that cannot resolve (did_emsg_syntax, ex_docmd.c:2125-2141) ends the whole cmdline string without an exception :catch can see; the same line in a sourced script throws a catchable E492. The new Instruction.cmdline flag distinguishes the two program shapes, and VimException gains catchable to keep :try/:catch honest. - A missing :endtry now surfaces the :try body's own failure first (E492 instead of E600), and E600 only fires for getline-ended input - a bare cmdline :try ends silently, matching ex_docmd.c:763-769. - :echoerr was a silent no-op; it now raises the code-less 'Vim(echoerr):<text>' error ex_execute produces (eval.c:6329-6337). Verified against the reference binary: 21/21 oracle probes identical including error text, 76/76 adversarial TUI suite, 1869 unit tests. AI-assisted
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- Merge script/function frames into one chronological stack (shared
frame_order counter) and render v:throwpoint with the estack_sfile
rules: outermost-to-innermost '..' joins, type-transition keywords,
name[es_lnum] on outer frames, 'name, line N' innermost, '' at the
bare cmdline, nvim_exec2() for the exec2 pseudo-source.
- Alias frames (defining-script contexts for functions and user
commands) are excluded from v:throwpoint, matching estack.
- Display path uses emsg_text() ({code}: {value}) under
'Error detected while processing {throwpoint}:' while
v:exception/catch/API keep Vim(cmdname): text; the RPC error is now
uniformly '{throwpoint}: {message}', so the per-operation
ApiOperation parsing is deleted.
- Uncaught :throw displays 'E605: Exception not caught: {value}' and
still aborts the command (bufwrite.c:1861-1866) instead of being
silently swallowed by the autocmd plan loop.
- Missing :endif/:endwhile/:endfor now run the body first (if-branch
selection still works, loops get one pass, :for binds only the first
element) and report E170/E171 only for getline-ended input.
- :source reports 'E484: Can't open file {path}' and execute_script
pops its source frame on the way out, fixing the stack leak that
polluted later throwpoints.
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byte-identical to the reference nvim binary.
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🟠 Major · parse_first does not match the new parse, so the deferred-execution path… · parser.rs:360-367
crates/ox-excmd/src/parser.rs:360-367
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
parse_firstdoes not match the newparse, so the deferred-execution path breaks on blank lines and comment lines.
parsenow skips a bare\nand a"comment that runs to the next newline.parse_firststill does neither:
- When the remainder is
"\nlet b = 2",skip_space_and_colonsstops at\n.parse_onethen finds no command name and no range, and returns E492.- When the remainder is
"\" c\nlet b = 2",parse_firstreturnsOk(None).
run_deferred_lineincrates/ox-editor/src/excmd_exec.rs:3393-3462strips only one leading|/\n. It also breaks onremaining.trim_start().starts_with('"')and onOk(None).So
execute "Cmd\n\nlet b = 2"turns into a spurious parse error on a deferred line.execute "Cmd\n\" note\nlet b = 2"silently dropslet b = 2. The normalparsepath runs both commands. Two entry points now split the same cmdline in two different ways.Make
parse_firstskip blank lines and comment lines the same wayparsedoes. Remove thestarts_with('"')early break inrun_deferred_line, or the comment case stays broken.Proposed fix
pub fn parse_first(&self, input: &str) -> Result<Option<(ExCommand, usize)>, ParseError> { - let cursor = skip_space_and_colons(input, 0); - if cursor >= input.len() || input.as_bytes()[cursor] == b'"' { - return Ok(None); - } + let mut cursor = 0; + loop { + cursor = skip_space_and_colons(input, cursor); + match input.as_bytes().get(cursor) { + None => return Ok(None), + Some(b'\n') => cursor += 1, + Some(b'"') => match input[cursor..].find('\n') { + Some(relative) => cursor += relative + 1, + None => return Ok(None), + }, + Some(_) => break, + } + } let (command, next) = self.parse_one(input, cursor)?; Ok(Some((command, next))) }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · A forced write that fails leaves the target file permanently u+w. · excmd_exec.rs:10526-10530
crates/ox-editor/src/excmd_exec.rs:10526-10530
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winA forced write that fails leaves the target file permanently u+w.
force_writablerunschmod u+won the real file before the write. Both callers restore the old mode only afterwrite_stringsucceeds. OnErr, both returnE212immediately, and the file keeps its added write bit. A read-only file then becomes writable because of a failed:w!. This is a silent permission change on disk. Restore the mode on every exit path after the chmod.
crates/ox-editor/src/excmd_exec.rs#L10526-L10530: incommand_write, callset_permissions(&path, mode)forrestore_permbefore returningE212when the write fails.crates/ox-editor/src/excmd_exec.rs#L12862-L12866: incommand_wqall, do the same before the earlyE212return.Proposed fix (command_write; apply the same shape in command_wqall)
- if let Err(error) = runtime.scripts.io().write_string(&path, &contents) { + let written = runtime.scripts.io().write_string(&path, &contents); + if let Some(mode) = restore_perm { + let _ = runtime.scripts.io().set_permissions(&path, mode); + } + if let Err(error) = written { return error_flow( runtime, "E212", format!("Can't open file for writing: {error}"), ); } - if let Some(mode) = restore_perm { - let _ = runtime.scripts.io().set_permissions(&path, mode); - }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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crates/oxvim/src/server.rs (1)
1285-1285: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove the redundant closures around
map_api_exec_error.Each
|error| map_api_exec_error(error)only forwards its argument. Pass the function directly:.map_err(map_api_exec_error). Line 5730 already does this. Clippy'sredundant_closurelint flags the closure form.-.map_err(|error| map_api_exec_error(error)) +.map_err(map_api_exec_error)Also applies to: 5174-5174, 5180-5180, 5197-5197, 5203-5203, 5220-5220, 5226-5226, 5335-5335, 5340-5340, 5367-5367, 5372-5372, 5387-5387, 5396-5396, 5435-5435, 5491-5491, 5505-5505, 5510-5510
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Review comments at @crates/ox-editor/src/excmd_exec.rs:
- Around line 2454-2456: Limit the parse_put_expression fallback in
append_line_instructions to the current line: slice command_text from raw_start
to the next newline and parse that slice, so following commands are handled
separately. Push the resulting instructions using the line slice and advance
count and cursor past the line before continuing.
Review comments at @crates/ox-excmd/src/parser.rs:
- Line 492: Remove the needless extra borrow in the call to command_end: pass
command directly, since it is already a reference to ResolvedCommand.
- Line 1230: Remove "catch" from the expression-command scanner in command_end
and give it a dedicated boundary path. Use parse_pattern to skip the delimited
regex, then stop at the next unescaped command separator or newline, preserving
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Review comments at @crates/ox-editor/src/excmd_exec.rs:
- Around line 10526-10530: In command_write at
crates/ox-editor/src/excmd_exec.rs lines 10526-10530, restore restore_perm with
set_permissions on both successful and failed write paths, before returning E212
on failure. Apply the same change in command_wqall at
crates/ox-editor/src/excmd_exec.rs lines 12862-12866, ensuring the original
permissions are restored after write_string regardless of its result.
Review comments at @crates/ox-excmd/src/parser.rs:
- Around line 360-367: Update Parser::parse_first to skip blank lines and
comment lines through their next newline, matching parse before parsing the next
command. In run_deferred_line, remove the early break for comment lines so
deferred execution can continue to subsequent commands.
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Review comments at @crates/oxvim/src/server.rs:
- Line 1285: Replace the redundant forwarding closures passed to map_err with
the map_api_exec_error function directly at the affected call sites, including
the outcome mapping and the other matching closures. Preserve the existing
error-mapping behavior.
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crates/ox-excmd/src/lib.rs (1)
19-19: LGTM!crates/ox-excmd/src/parser.rs (1)
1286-1290: 🎯 Functional CorrectnessDo not change these commands to whole-remainder parsing.
The executor handles
:functionas a parsed block. It findsendfunctionand collects the intervening instructions as the function body. The append-family commands also preserve following lines as raw data until a lone.. The newline boundary does not discard either command's body.crates/ox-editor/src/script.rs (1)
617-626: LGTM!Also applies to: 1031-1031, 1058-1065, 1539-1543
crates/ox-editor/src/userfunc.rs (1)
87-90: LGTM!Also applies to: 320-320, 387-387
crates/ox-editor/src/excmd_exec_control_tests.rs (1)
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crates/ox-editor/src/excmd_exec_editor_tests.rs (1)
9354-9373: LGTM!crates/ox-editor/src/excmd_exec_function_tests.rs (1)
620-620: LGTM!Also applies to: 645-645, 775-775, 779-779, 3502-3519
crates/ox-editor/src/excmd_exec_state_tests.rs (1)
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crates/ox-editor/src/script_alias_tests.rs (1)
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crates/oxvim/src/server.rs (1)
1229-1243: 🎯 Functional CorrectnessThe byte-level concern does not apply to this path.
dispatch_inputreceives output fromnvim_replace_termcodes. Its named special-key table contains no third byte0x03; its modifier masks are0x02,0x04,0x08, and0x10, so their combinations cannot produce0x03. Raw0x03remains a standalone byte.Keys::specialpermits0x03for generic callers, but that does not establish thatnvim_replace_termcodescan produce it here.
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Limit the :put =expr fallback to the current line.
parse_cmdline_program passes the complete cmdline string to append_line_instructions. If parse_first rejects a put = command, parse_put_expression stores all text after = in command.args. command_put then evaluates that text as one expression. A following newline and let command can cause an expression error, while append_line_instructions returns before parsing the let.
Suggested fix
Err(_) => {
- if cursor == 0
- && let Some(commands) = parse_put_expression(parser, command_text)
+ let line_end = command_text[raw_start..]
+ .find('\n')
+ .map_or(command_text.len(), |rel| raw_start + rel);
+ let line = &command_text[raw_start..line_end];
+ if let Some(commands) = parse_put_expression(parser, line)
{
- let mut read_from = 0_usize;
for command in commands {
- let next_from = command.span.end.min(command_text.len());
push_instruction(
program,
command,
- command_text,
- read_from,
- 0,
+ line,
+ 0,
+ 0,
heredoc_body,
first_line,
cmdline,
);
- read_from = next_from;
- if matches!(bytes.get(read_from), Some(b'|' | b'\n')) {
- read_from += 1;
- }
}
+ count += 1;
+ cursor = line_end.saturating_add(1);
+ continue;
} else {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comment at @crates/ox-editor/src/excmd_exec.rs around lines 2454 - 2456:
Limit the parse_put_expression fallback in append_line_instructions to the
current line: slice command_text from raw_start to the next newline and parse
that slice, so following commands are handled separately. Push the resulting
instructions using the line slice and advance count and cursor past the line
before continuing.
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| cursor += 1; | ||
| } | ||
| let end = command_end(input, cursor, flags, usefilter, command.name()); | ||
| let end = command_end(input, cursor, flags, usefilter, &command); |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Remove the needless borrow.
command is already &ResolvedCommand, so &command creates a &&ResolvedCommand that the compiler immediately dereferences. Clippy reports this line (needless_borrow). If the workspace runs Clippy with -D warnings, CI fails on this line.
Fix
- let end = command_end(input, cursor, flags, usefilter, &command);
+ let end = command_end(input, cursor, flags, usefilter, command);📝 Committable suggestion
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| let end = command_end(input, cursor, flags, usefilter, &command); | |
| let end = command_end(input, cursor, flags, usefilter, command); |
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[warning] 492-492: this expression creates a reference which is immediately dereferenced by the compiler
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Review comment at @crates/ox-excmd/src/parser.rs at line 492:
Remove the needless extra borrow in the call to command_end: pass command
directly, since it is already a reference to ResolvedCommand.
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Source: Linters/SAST tools
| | "return" | ||
| | "throw" | ||
| | "eval" | ||
| | "catch" |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
:catch does not belong in the expression scanner. This change breaks the most common catch idiom.
The argument to :catch is a regex, not an expression. Upstream ex_catch runs skip_regexp_err(pat, *eap->arg, true) and only then calls find_nextcmd(end). That scan respects the delimiter and backslash escapes.
expression_command_end(..., NewlineEnd::Toplevel) knows nothing about regex delimiters:
catch /E123\|E456/: the|sits at nesting 0, and the byte before it is\, not|. The command therefore ends inside the pattern. The handler sees/E123\, and the parser tries to runE456/as a command, which fails with E492.catch /"/: the"starts a "string", and the scan then swallows everything up to the next"or the end of input.- A
catchpattern containing=<<sends the scan into the heredoc search.
catch /^Vim\%((\a\+)\)\=:E\(123\|456\)/ works only because of the unbalanced \( nesting.
Give :catch its own boundary function. Skip the delimited pattern with parse_pattern (it already handles \ escapes and accepts an unclosed pattern). Then end the command at the next | or \n, as find_nextcmd does.
Proposed fix
- | "eval"
- | "catch"
- | "cexpr"
+ | "eval"
+ | "cexpr"Add this before the expression-handler matches! in command_end:
// `ex_catch` (ex_eval.c): skip_regexp over `/pat/`, then find_nextcmd.
if name == "catch" {
return catch_command_end(input, args_start);
}fn catch_command_end(input: &str, args_start: usize) -> usize {
let bytes = input.as_bytes();
let mut cursor = args_start;
if let Some(&delimiter) = bytes.get(cursor)
&& !matches!(delimiter, b'|' | b'"' | b'\n')
{
cursor = parse_pattern(input, cursor, delimiter, false)
.map_or(input.len(), |(_, end)| end);
}
bytes[cursor..]
.iter()
.position(|byte| matches!(byte, b'|' | b'\n'))
.map_or(input.len(), |offset| cursor + offset)
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @crates/ox-excmd/src/parser.rs at line 1230:
Remove "catch" from the expression-command scanner in command_end and give it a
dedicated boundary path. Use parse_pattern to skip the delimited regex, then
stop at the next unescaped command separator or newline, preserving behavior for
empty or unclosed patterns.
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Summary
Fourth adversarial edge-case wave: three real TUI/input defects plus an upstream-semantics parity pass on Ex error plumbing, each fixed by porting the corresponding upstream mechanism:
dc37d85— TUI key bursts sent one blockingnvim_inputper key. A ~1250-char paste queued thousands of redraw batches and wedged the embed for ~7s.forward_terminal_eventsnow accumulates encoded keys into oneKEY_BUFFER_SIZE(0x1000) buffer flushed per burst (early on paste/resize/mouse), matching upstreamtinput_enqueue/tinput_flush(tui/input.c:187-222,input.h). 2000-char cmdline +:qa!now exits in ~2s.a9b86a8— Ctrl-C could not interrupt input floods or self-replaying registers.drain_typeaheadlooped until the queue emptied; a register that replays itself (@qinsideq) or a huge paste starved the fd4 poll that carries the interrupt byte. Two pieces:drain_typeaheadtakes a per-turnbudget(host path:TYPEAHEAD_TURN_BUDGET = 0x1000, charged per drained byte;:normal/feedkeyskeepusize::MAX) — the port ofline_breakcheck's BREAKCHECK_SKIP cadence (os/input.c:218-232). Residue continues via the existing 10mspoll_background_worktick.dispatch_inputportsprocess_ctrl_c(os/input.c:550-575): incoming input containing0x03flushes everything queued before it and queues only the tail, so the interrupt lands first.9e89f02+3386625—nvim_command/:executemishandled embedded newlines. A naive\nsplit truncated mid-quote;exe "fun! F()\n call F()\nendfun"left F undefined. The cmdline path now splits per-command viaappend_line_instructions—ExParser::parse_firstdetermines each command's span end by its arg semantics (thedo_one_cmd/nextcmdmodel:"-comments consume to newline,|/\nseparate only where the command's own argument doesn't consume them,append/insert/changeread raw input lines), and:executeroutes multiline sources through the same path. Verified byte-identical to the oracle:call F()reaches E132,let a\nlet bsets both,echo "x\ny"E114s on both,normal ci'\nletstays one command on both.ddce0a9— upstream error-abort,silent!, and unresolvable-name semantics.silent!on any form suppressesemsgbut the command still runs/errors as flow; a name the cmdline parser can't resolve aborts withdid_emsg_syntax(no catchable E492) while the same line in a sourced file throws E492 normally;|after a failing command still executes its right-hand side at cmdline depth 0, matchingdo_cmdline's continue-on-emsg.e0754b1— upstreamestack/v:throwpoint+ display parity. Script-source and function-call frames now share one chronologicalframe_ordercounter andthrowpoint()rendersestack_sfile(runtime.c:164): outermost→innermost..joins, type keyword only at transitions (last_typestartsETYPE_SCRIPT),name[es_lnum]on outer frames,name, line Ninnermost,''at the bare cmdline,nvim_exec2()for the exec2 pseudo-source. Alias frames (defining-script contexts) never appear. Display text (emsg_text,{code}: {value}) is separated fromv:exceptiontext (Vim({cmd}):...); sourced/function errors displayError detected while processing {throwpoint}:; uncaught:throwdisplaysE605: Exception not caught: {v}and still aborts (bufwrite.c:1861-1866);:sourcereportsE484: Can't open file {path}; missing:endif/:endwhile/:endforrun the body once then report E170/E171 only for getline-ended input (ex_docmd.c:763-769). Also fixes apush_sourceframe leak inexecute_script_corethat polluted later throwpoints. All 14 API-error and function-context probe cases verified byte-identical to the reference nvim (e.g.nvim_exec2()[1]..function Q, line 1: Vim(echo):E121: Undefined variable: nosuchvar).Verification
~/oxqa/qa_adversarial4.py, 40+ scenarios): 76/76 on the release binary.cargo nextest run --no-fail-fast: 3510/3511; the one failure (differential::tui_smoke edits_quits_and_restores_terminal_palette) is a pre-existing environment issue — verified identical on a stashed baseline build (startup E117 fromruntime/plugin/rplugin.vimcalling unimplemented:scriptnames).Link to Devin session: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/5f07717a060d44ddafade088e73fe4fc
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