Semicolon not recognized in if-clause

[AlKa93]

The first program is interpreted correctly - no errors.

program test1
integer ::  a
a=0; a=1;
end program test1

The second one says "unexpected end of scope" at the endif.

program test2
integer ::  a
logical ::  l
if(l) then; a=0
elseif(.not.l) then; a=1
endif
end program test2

So formatting if-clauses with semicolons confuses fortls and makes reference links useless. This is very annoying.

[hansec]

Thanks for the report. This should now be fixed in master and will be included in the next patch. Let me know if you continue to see this or any other issues.

[AndreHorst]

THANKS! Found that one too, but the semicolon was in a #include statement, so I thought it had something to do with the preprocessor thing.

Looking forward to the patch!