Matthew Kilgore 855b8dfce7 Fix declare Static array as 'String * n' ... The original issue comes from b87dde8. Fellippe was fixing using NoPrefix types with Declare Library, which uses some of the same logic as Static arrays. Unfortunately, his change broke the `String *n` syntax and `Bit * n` syntax because he stopped using LEFT$() to check only the prefix of the type. Cory fixed the issue over in QB64Official/qb64#35 by reverting the code to use LEFT$() again and I pulled some of that logic in here. Note that I've modified his solution a bit. During testing of that fix I noticed that `_Unsigned Integer64` no longer worked, because is because it aliases with `_Unsigned Integer` and the shorter type gets checked first. This may have been what Fellippe was trying to fix (since removing the LEFT$() avoids this issue) but it's hard to say. I addressed that issue by only applying $LEFT() to the two types that are allowed to have text after them (`Bit` and `String`). The rest of the types continue to use the direct string comparison that requires an exact match. Additionally I reorganized the checks a bit to make them easier to read and also easier to confirm all combinations are checked.		2022-10-01 14:18:53 -04:00
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