Error with add-function and process-filter

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Hi -

(Apologies if this is a dup - my first attempt seemed to disappear so after 24 hours, I have resent).

I'm new to elisp and am trying to use add-function/remove-function to add/remove a custom process filter (in order to automate some commands in vterm). I thought I followed the example here: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Advising-Functions.html

(defun h/trace (proc string)
(message (format "tracing: %s" string)))

(defun h/test ()
(interactive)
(set-buffer (vterm))
(let* ((h-proc (get-buffer-process (current-buffer))))
(message (format "%s" (process-filter h-proc)))
(add-function :before (process-filter h-proc) #'h/trace)
(term-send-raw-string "ssh whatami@doingwrong.here")
(remove-function (process-filter h-proc) #'h/trace)
) )

However, am getting this error:
Symbol’s value as variable is void: v

When I debug, it seems the process value is not being passed down correctly. What am I doing wrong, please?

Debugger entered--returning value: (lambda nil (process-filter v))
#'(lambda nil (process-filter v))
* (cons #'(lambda nil (process-filter v)) #'(lambda (gv--val) (set-process-filter v gv--val)))
* (let* ((v h-proc)) (cons #'(lambda nil (process-filter v)) #'(lambda (gv--val) (set-process-filter v gv--val))))
* (advice--add-function :before (let* ((v h-proc)) (cons #'(lambda nil (process-filter v)) #'(lambda (gv--val) (set-process-filter v gv--val)))) #'h/trace nil)
(let* ((h-proc (get-buffer-process (current-buffer)))) (message (format "%s" (process-filter h-proc))) (debug) (advice--add-function :before (let* ((v h-proc)) (cons #'(lambda nil (process-filter v)) #'(lambda (gv--val) (set-process-filter v gv--val)))) #'h/trace nil) (term-send-raw-string "ssh whatami@doingwrong.here") (let* ((v h-proc) (new (advice--remove-function (process-filter v) #'h/trace))) (if (eq new (process-filter v)) nil (set-process-filter v new))))
h/test()
funcall-interactively(h/test)
command-execute(h/test record)
Thanks,

James

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