#285 Let overloads should support array parameters

[dkl]

Constructors already support array parameters:

type UDT
    i as integer
    declare constructor( (any) as integer )
end type

constructor UDT( array(any) as integer )
    print "UDT.ctor( (any) as integer )"
end constructor

dim array(any) as integer
dim x as UDT = array()

it'd be nice to have Let overloads support them too:

type UDT
    i as integer
    declare operator let( (any) as integer )
end type

operator UDT.let( array(any) as integer )
    print "UDT.let( (any) as integer )"
end operator

dim array(any) as integer
dim x as UDT
x = array()

[fxm (freebasic.net)]

Already the properties also support arrays:

type UDT
    i as integer
    declare property prop( (any) as integer )
end type

property UDT.prop( array(any) as integer )
    print "UDT.prop( (any) as integer )"
end property

dim array(any) as integer
dim x as UDT
x.prop = array()

[Jeff Marshall]

Related: [bugs:#991]

[Jeff Marshall]

Internal changes in fbc 1.20.0 for handling the parsing of non-indexed arrays more like expressions (i.e. array()) make this feature straight forward to add and will commit changes soon.

Adding this feature will resolve [#991]

Previous changes that help allow this feature:
[#984]
commit [8ee7cd4e50906b90f9091518d2c29c50dd91d19e]

[Jeff Marshall]

Feature added in fbc-1.20.0
commit [d381789063deac4407789f4eebdc43056d2c8e96], and
commit [42dce7505f84cc58e569ab14d6439e5297bd5cc8]