Parser struggles to parse object_type in interface_declaration

[iwatakeshi]

I don't think it's a major issue, but it seems that if a call_signature is used after another type. The parser cannot recognize that a call_signature exists.

For example,

interface A {
  /**
   * description
   */
  func (x: string): void
  /**
   * description
   */
  (x: string): void
}

outputs

[ SyntaxNode {
  type: comment,
  startPosition: {row: 9, column: 2},
  endPosition: {row: 11, column: 5},
  childCount: 0,
},
  SyntaxNode {
  type: method_signature,
  startPosition: {row: 12, column: 2},
  endPosition: {row: 12, column: 24},
  childCount: 2,
},
  SyntaxNode {
  type: comment,
  startPosition: {row: 13, column: 2},
  endPosition: {row: 15, column: 5},
  childCount: 0,
} ]

If the call_signature is defined first then the parser would parse correctly:

interface A {
  /**
   * description
   */
  (x: string): void
  /**
   * description
   */
  func (x: string): void

}

outputs

[ SyntaxNode {
  type: comment,
  startPosition: {row: 9, column: 2},
  endPosition: {row: 11, column: 5},
  childCount: 0,
},
  SyntaxNode {
  type: call_signature,
  startPosition: {row: 12, column: 2},
  endPosition: {row: 12, column: 19},
  childCount: 2,
},
  SyntaxNode {
  type: comment,
  startPosition: {row: 13, column: 2},
  endPosition: {row: 15, column: 5},
  childCount: 0,
},
  SyntaxNode {
  type: method_signature,
  startPosition: {row: 16, column: 2},
  endPosition: {row: 16, column: 24},
  childCount: 2,
} ]

Another interesting thing to note is that if a comma was added after the method_definition, then the parser would parse correctly.

I'm currently using VSCode and it doesn't warn me about the order properties are defined so I'm sure its syntactically correct.

[maxbrunsfeld]

Yeah, it looks like our automatic semicolon should be kicking in after the method declaration, but it's not.

[maxbrunsfeld]

Sorry that went unfixed for a year. Fixed on master.