* Geany version: 2.0-2 "Pryce", built around 2024-11-01 * OS: Debian Sid
Looking at the screenshot:
* Duplicated `(TFPSH.)WriteHelp`: the one with `TFPSH.` prefix (as it's a class function) points to the function implementation in the same file. One without the prefix points to the declaration as shown in the screenshot (inside the class's `private` section) * We don't need to worry about `TFPSH.ProcessLine`, it has 2 overloads. * But `that` symbol, which points to line 24. And line 24 is a comment line, which means the scanner should just ignore the entire line. This does not happen in C++ code.
If I remember correctly, the Pascal parser is very basic (compared to e.g. the C++ parser). I suggest that you report the problem to the upstream project https://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags from which we take the parsers.
Tried Geany's latest commit which probably includes a newer Ctag. "that" is not recognized as a function anymore.
The file's language is Objective Pascal, so that's why no Classes node found in Symbols tree. Closing this now
Closed #4159 as completed.
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