Geany list symbols multiple times under Haskell

[ChristopherKing42]

Given the file

func False = True
func True = False

Geany lists the function func twice under the symbols list. The above code only defines one function.

Note that although this appears to be an edge case, it is not. It is quite normal in Haskell and other functional programming languages to define functions using multiple lines like above.

[elextr]

A bit more information and an example would be useful, also version of Geany.

[elextr]

Geany is pointing out all the places the function is defined, thats intentional. The same happens with languages with overloading.

[ChristopherKing42]

Okay, at least it isn't a bug. I would prefer if had a range of values (due to how common multiline definitions are in Haskell), but that's just me.