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@manie204 BTW This has now been fixed at `fortls`. I just forgot to update the issue on github.

@plevold Is the rest of the syntax for this example legal? Can I ignore the diagnostic and linting errors in `:: my_func` and `this`?

This has now been fixed in [`fortls`](https://pypi.org/project/fortls/) v1.14.4 . The autocomplete suggestions are not "working" as expected i.e. the suggestions will not be limited to what was included with import....

@plevold Thanks for the example code. I will try and sort out the autocomplete suggestions in the next few weeks. Glad to see people using the new `fortls`

Do you know if spaces after `%` are considered standard notation?

@JHenneberg thanks for looking into this, I greatly appreciate it. That was my understanding as well. I think for now this will got on the `not-implement` pile for `fortls`

Hi @vickysharma0812 could you provide a [Minimal Working Example](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimal_working_example#:~:text=In%20computing%2C%20a%20minimal%20working,to%20be%20demonstrated%20and%20reproduced.&text=A%20minimal%20working%20example%20may,short%20self%2Dcontained%20correct%20example.) so that the issue can be replicated?

So both the fortran language server and the Modern Fortran extension support submodules, as far as I know at least. I had a look at your example and I am...

@vickysharma0812 did you try removing the trailing whitespace between the base module `foo_module` and the closing parenthesis `)`?

I am not sure what I was doing last night and I couldn't compile your MWE, thanks for the instructions all seems to work on my end. Try the fix...