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Go To Definition and type-bound procedures

FortranFan
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‎03-19-2015 08:12 AM
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Steve,

By the way, you may have noticed "Go To Definition" doesn't fully work with type-bound procedures: for example, if one right-clicks on bar in line 6 in the snippet below, it will be really great if the cursor jumped to the definition of bound procedure (possibly a rename or a generic) of bar in type t in module m!  Right now, it doesn't seem to do anything.

   ..
   use m, only : t
   ..
   type(t) :: foo
   ..
   call foo%bar(..)
   ..

Possibly a difficult feature to implement, but it will be cool if available!

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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎03-19-2015 08:17 AM
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That would be quite difficult with renames, overrides and generics. The derived type support for Go To Definition is rather weak at present.

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