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Hello,

When I divide the variables that I declare inside a subroutine into multiple lines, they are colour coded differently. For clarity I have added the following screen shot:

I don't understand why that is happening. If that is something which could be fixed from your end, please do it.

Subroutine or function symbols that would make it easy to access parts of a file with

ctrl+p @<functionName>

would be very useful. I would happily help in trying to add this - I just do not know where to start!

Hello,

Function or subroutine names are not highlighted when called. I am wondering is it possible to highlight the names by modifying the syntax file.

Thank you.

Using v0.1.0, comments following a "!" are interpreted as strings if they contain the "'" character:

C Now it's time for the background vectors
C      Call FillFB(FB,muB)

      CL=0.9D0                    ! 90% Confidence level let's go
      If=1                      ! fmin = 0.

On the third line, the characters "s go" will be colored like a string. String coloration won't stop until another line contains the "'" character.

Can you please add a setting to deactivate to automatic compiling of .mod files? This feature is convenient when working on a very small project, but when working with build systems or larger projects the automatic creation of .mod files bloats source code directories.

Adding the option to turn this off would be incredibly useful.

Using Punchcard mode, Intel Fortran and gfortran support the exclamation mark to put inline comments at the end of a line. I was able to enable this functionality by adding the following pattern in fortran.tmLanguage:

	<dict>
		<key>begin</key>
		<string>(^[ \t]+)?(?=!-)</string>
		<key>beginCaptures</key>
		<dict>
			<key>1</key>
			<dict>
				<key>name</key>
				<string>punctuation.whitespace.comment.leading.ruby</string>
			</dict>
		</dict>
		<key>end</key>
		<string>(?!\G)</string>
		<key>patterns</key>
		<array>
			<dict>
				<key>begin</key>
				<string>!-</string>
				<key>beginCaptures</key>
				<dict>
					<key>0</key>
					<dict>
						<key>name</key>
						<string>punctuation.definition.comment.fortran</string>
					</dict>
				</dict>
				<key>end</key>
				<string>\n</string>
				<key>name</key>
				<string>comment.line.exclamation.mark.fortran.modern</string>
				<key>patterns</key>
				<array>
					<dict>
						<key>match</key>
						<string>\\\s*\n</string>
					</dict>
				</array>
			</dict>
		</array>
	</dict>

The pattern is directly taken from modern.tmLanguage.

Hi : )

As you surely know, VSCode just implemented an auto-indent feature. I tried to create a pull request, but since the old one is still open this gets a bit messy. So, I propose here is a very basic suggestion to append to the file "modern.configuration.json":

	"indentationRules": {
		"increaseIndentPattern": "^\\s*((module|contains|function|subroutine|begin|else|elsif|do|for|case|select case|type)|(if\\b.*\\bthen))\\b",
		"decreaseIndentPattern": "^\\s*(contains|end|else|elseif|endif|case)\\b"
	}

Note that unfortunately VSCode does not seem to correct indentation within pasted blocks, so you have to write your own lines to test the feature (after setting editor.autoIndent to true)

I use Fortran and regexes very scarcely, so my proposition will probably have to be enhanced.

Are you planning on publishing this extension in the open vsx regestry so it can be installed in vscodium as well?
That would be absolutely fantastic.
https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/blob/master/DOCS.md#extensions-marketplace

code-debug already has fortran/gdb support, and it may be possible to add that as a dependency to allow specifications of launch configurations and/or other things. At the very least, a recommendation should appear on the description page of this plugin.

Hi,

The highlighting support for type declaration needs to be improved.

For example,

type  A
real :: b
end type A

displays correctly, but

type ::  A
real :: b
end type A

doesn't.

Hi, I unable to use the ctrl+/ shortcut command my FORTRAN (.f90) codes. it return error and as below

Unexpected exception while executing command.

Im currently using vscode version 1.0.0, Red Hat Enterprise Linux Workstation release 7.2 (Maipo). Can you reproduce the error at your side? thanks you.

Amirul

There is some difference in syntax highlighting when initializing a variable with an intrinsic data type and a variable with a user-defined data type:

And this applies not only to the word "allocatable", but also, in my opinion, all other words that are in this dictionary (file modern.tmLanguage)

<dict> 
	<key>match</key>
	<string>\b(?i:(optional|recursive|pointer|allocatable|target|private|public))\b</string>
	<key>name</key>
	<string>storage.modifier.fortran.modern</string>
</dict>