#37 Incorrect output when you declare one record within another

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When you have a record like:

type
{ This is a record. }
TARecord = record
{ This is Field1. }
Field1:integer;
{** This is Field1. }
Field2:string
end;

In doc, the type of fields are not write !! it's
important to know the type of Field/property to use it.

[Michalis Kamburelis]

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I certainly agree with this, and I agree with high priority
of this. I'm moving this to bugs sections.

Some test unit for this is already prepared in pasdoc
sources in tests/todo/ok_record_descr.pas

[Michalis Kamburelis]

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Finally, this bug is mostly fixed.

Some issues remain (when record is declared within another
record, and when using "case" clauses in records) so this
bug is not yet closed.

But in most usual cases of declaring records, this is now
fixed. I'm changing priority to 6. When using "case" clauses
in records will be also fixed, I'll change priority to 5.

See my mail "Record fields types are displayed" today on
pasdoc-main mailing list to get more details about this.

[Michalis Kamburelis]

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After some struggle with TParser.ParseRecordCase
implementation, this bug is also fixed now for the fields
inside the "case" clause of a record. I.e. fields inside
"case" record clause are correctly shown in the
documentation, with type declaration and all.

Testcases are inside tests/ok_record_with_case.pas and
tests/ok_record_case_parsing.pas

The only cases that remain to be fixed are when you declare
one record within another, e.g. see
tests/todo/ok_record_descr.pas and
tests/todo/ok_record_in_record.pas.

I'm changing priority to 5, and I'm changing bug title to
reflect that this issue is much less harmful now.