Integer type does not work properly.

[sishue]

The hover shows nothing for integer type variables. And the outline and autocompletion have no information for integer members of derived types.

[hansec]

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”?

[sishue]

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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On Jul 15, 2018, 03:39 +0800, Chris Hansen ***@***.***>, wrote: 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”? — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[hansec]

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.