Functions are in some cases incorrectly scoped as objects

[eirik-kjonstad]

I've noticed that the syntax will sometimes incorrectly scope expressions involving functions and object-accessing. Here is an example:

result = foo(object%member)    ! foo scoped as variable.function
result = foo(object(k)%member) ! foo scoped as storage.type.class

The reason for the wrong scope is the following:

    - match: '(\w+)\s*(?=\%|\[.*\]\(.*\)\%|\(.*\)\%|\[.*\]\%)'
      scope: storage.type.class.fortran

It assumes that the ) in object(k) is the closing parenthesis of foo and so misinterprets foo as an storage.type.class.

[eirik-kjonstad]

This issue is partly resolved in #44 and release 1.2.0.

I will leave the issue open because there are still cases where expressions are misinterpreted because the syntax is not able to "match" parentheses when interpreting the expression, e.g.

result = foo(object(k)%otherObject(myFoo(k))%member)