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On 2023-05-15 12:41, Rod Kay wrote:
> 
>     Also, in the new binary, 'Find all references' appears to be broken (it 
> finds no references). I guess, the same would apply for the refactoring tool. 
> I've been advised to report the issue and will do so tomorrow. It might help to 
> know if other people also experience the same problem(s), before reporting ?

After typing "with Ada.Strings." I received a use clause as a suggested 
completion. After completing the subprogram name in a subprogram call, I was 
shown something other than the subprogram specification. After typing the '(' 
for the parameter list, I was shown something other than the formal parameters.

-- 
Jeff Carter
"Mixtures of similar characters (letter O and
digit 0, letter I and digit 1, etc.) are unsafe,
as are long identifiers that differ only at the
end."
Elements of Programming Style
187