Closed sishue closed 6 years ago
Thanks for the report. Can you post some example code and a screenshot of where you see this issue? Also, just to confirm everything works correctly for non-integer variables like “REAL”?
Hello Hansec,
I just tested the ide-fortran with very basis code like: program main implicit none integer:: int1, int2 real(8):: r1, r2 real:: f1, f2 complex:: c1, c2 complex(8):: cc1, cc2
int1 = 1 int2 = 2 r1 = 1.0 r2 = 2.0 f1 = r1 f2 = r2 c1 = r1 c2 = r2 cc1 = c1
print*,int1,int2,r1,r2,c1,c2 end program main
I found that: real(8) and complex(8) can work correctly, however, integer, real, and complex all fail.
Thankyou, Sixue
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Ok, I think I found the issue causing this in the underlying language server. I just added the fix to a new release (0.7.2). Update the language server and let me know if you keep seeing the issue. Thanks again for the report.
The hover shows nothing for integer type variables. And the outline and autocompletion have no information for integer members of derived types.