subroutine mySubroutine(a, b, c, d, e)
! ...
end subroutine
and I'm writing a call to it, like this:
call mySubroutine(a, [1, 2, 3], c)
my cursor being just behind c
and I invoke signature help, it doesn't seem to recognise the array constructor [1, 2, 3] as a single argument.
Instead it thinks I'm already at the 5th parameter (e), probably because four commas have preceded.
The same thing happens with the old-fashioned array constructor:
call mySubroutine(a, (/1, 2, 3/), c)
If I try to use a result of a function as an argument, the same behaviour occurs:
function myFunction(a, b, c, d, e) result(x)
! ...
end function
x = myFunction(a, myFunction(a, b, c), c)
I guess the function call parser can't really recognise objects that can return temporary variables. This could be improved.
Hello, hope you're good.
If I have a subroutine such as
and I'm writing a call to it, like this:
my cursor being just behind
cand I invoke signature help, it doesn't seem to recognise the array constructor[1, 2, 3]as a single argument. Instead it thinks I'm already at the 5th parameter (e), probably because four commas have preceded.The same thing happens with the old-fashioned array constructor:
If I try to use a result of a function as an argument, the same behaviour occurs:
I guess the function call parser can't really recognise objects that can return temporary variables. This could be improved.