Re: semantic-analyze-current-context for fortran functions and subroutine

Just to try it out I added a new class 
semantic-analyze-context-subroutine with methods for type-constraint and 
show and overloaded semantic-analyze-current-context (well mostly I 
copied the default routine and added a cond branch for the subroutine). 
Works fine, except for having an almost complete copy of this analyze beast.

I should mention that even so it is sometimes rather difficult and 
tedious to navigate through the semantic code base, it is a great 
framework for adding support for a new language.


BTW-1: There is a semantic-analyze-context-return class, but not in use. 
And in fact completion with type matching for return in C does not seem 
to work, it just offers everything, it seems.

BTW-2: I also saw that eventually I will need to overload some more 
functions relying on regexp matching or forward-sexp (e.g. 
semantic-ctxt-current-symbol), otherwise those nasty fortran 
continuation lines are not dealt with properly (giving a wrong context...).


Martin

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