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I would expect to see the method methodWithArg:arg2: as one symbol on the symbol list. Instead, this appears as two different symbols: methodWithArg: and arg2:.
This is extremely common and problematic for ObjC users.
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Sorry for the extremely late response. I don't think there's a regular contributor that uses ObjC daily. While I use C++ a lot, this particular defect is not on my personal todo-list. If you're feeling adventurous, you could dig into the code yourself. Just run the command View Package File from the command palette, and then select Objective-C/Objective-C.sublime-syntax and start hacking away. If I search for the term entity.name.function in that file, I get five matches. So one of them (or possibly more) will have to be modified.
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I would expect to see the method
methodWithArg:arg2:
as one symbol on the symbol list. Instead, this appears as two different symbols:methodWithArg:
andarg2:
.This is extremely common and problematic for ObjC users.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: