passing a function to a function as a parameter does not work

[Cergoo]

module parselona

pub struct ParserResult[O] {
	i []u8
	o O
}

type TParser[O] = fn([]u8) !ParserResult[O]
type TF[O] = fn([]u8) O

fn take_part(count u32) TParser[[]u8] {
	return fn [count] (i []u8) !ParserResult[[]u8] {
		if i.len<count { return error('error len: ${i}') }
    	        return ParserResult[[]u8] {
    		    i: i[count..],
    		    o: i[..count],
    	       }
	}
}

fn map<O>(p TParser[u8], f TF[O]) TParser[O] {
	return fn [p, f] <O>(i []u8) !ParserResult[O] {
    	     r:=p(i)!
    	     return ParserResult{i:r.i, o:f(r.o)}
	}
} 


fn test_1() {
input := '10_ttt_uuuu_qqq_'.bytes()

  nnn:=take_part(2)  
  println(' it is: ${nnn(input)!}')
  fnf := fn(i[]u8) int { return 1 }
  n := map[int](nnn, fnf)

assert ['nn'] == ['ttt_', 'uuuu_', 'qqq_'] 
}

--- Testing... --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 FAIL     0.000 ms /home/prof/projects/v/parselona/src/parselona_test.v
 compilation failed:
================== C compilation error (from tcc): ==============
cc: /tmp/v_1000/tsession_704f1d69f740_01J4Q5YZCTYXCVAK9ESWAGAX7W/parselona_test.01J4Q5Z0T9ZS2Q9JCXM6E0YW4D.tmp.c:106: error: identifier expected
=================================================================
(You can pass `-cg`, or `-show-c-output` as well, to print all the C error messages).
builder error: 

[felipensp]

We have a parse issue here. map[int](nnn, fnf) is not about your map function, but it is trying to create V's map with int key and (type1, type2) multi-return type.

[felipensp]

The compiler error about generating resul type is being treated in the referenced PR.

[Cergoo]

We have a parse issue here. map[int](nnn, fnf) is not about your map function, but it is trying to create V's map with int key and (type1, type2) multi-return type.

o, thenks. I rename func.

[spytheman]

Imho fn map<O>( should be a parse error, @felipensp, @medvednikov what do you think?

[Delta456]

Yes, it should be a checker error