Consider a following code:
package main
import "fmt"
func passFuncAsArgument(a interface{}) interface{} { return a }
func main() {
a := func(test int) (int) { return test } // Declaring a local function literal (1)
func(test int) (int) { return test } (5) // Calling a anonymous function (2)
passFuncAsArgument(func(test int) (int) {return test }) // Passing anonymous function as argument (3)
fmt.Println(a(5))
}Before this patch only in (1) case a function argument will be added as declaration.
This patch extends that to (2) and (3) cases.
This has impact on semantic highlighting for example:
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After
