font-lock bug

Friday, 24 August 2001

A colleague of mine just pointed out the following:

If you have a C++ file containing

int foo()
time_t bar()

then, as expected, "int" and "time_t" are displayed in
font-lock-type-face, and "foo" and "bar" are displayed in
font-lock-function-name face.

However, if you have this inside a class

class C {
private:
   int foo();
   time_t bar();
}

then "int foo" is displayed correctly, but 
"time_t" and "bar" are displayed in the 
default face.

Is this a known bug?