Specifying function return types results in an error

[AntonBogun]

The following code

def f() -> [int],int:
    let a=[1]
    return a,1
def f2(l) -> void:
    print(l)
f2(f())

results in the error
run.lobster(3): error: `return` requires type `([int], int)`, got `[int]`
However, removing -> [int],int results in no error and the expected behaviour - printout of [1].

[Wouter van Oortmerssen]

Ahh.. that's because you're calling it in a way that takes only 1 return value, which then removes the 1 and then afterwards complains about it :)

[AntonBogun]

So not intended?

[Wouter van Oortmerssen]

No, this should compile.

[Wouter van Oortmerssen]

Should be fixed here: 76fa822