do
k = {read = function() print("hi") end }
t = {s = function() return k end }
(t:s()):read()
(t:s()):read()
end;
That produces an error:
4: attempt to call a nil value
If you append a semicolon to the end of line 3 however (forcing the end of the statement?), the error is fixed.
I'm guessing this is a bug because, as I understand it, semicolons are optional and only intended as syntactic sugar.
I can see that the third statement is trying to use (t:s()) as function arguments. I have a feeling this isn't intended but maybe I'm wrong.
-Patrick Donnelly
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