Parser mistakes when the code contains a Struct that hasn´t been defined previously

[imendez]

In the code:

Real a = 4;
Set sPartSim = PartidoSimuladoSt[[ "VLL", "VAL", -2.0000, 1.0000 ? ]];
Real b = 5;

the parser returns a writing error:

ERROR: Argumento SetOfAnything fuera de lugar en línea 2 y columna 36:

LINEA

2 > Real a = 4;

3 : Set sPartSim = PartidoSimuladoSt[[ "VLL", "VAL", -2.0000, 1.0000 ? ]];
4 : Real b = 5;
5 :

Curiously, If you write it with parenthesis '()' instead of double hooks '[]', the
parser does what it should do, showing an error like this:

ERROR: PartidoSimuladoSt no es un operador de tipo Anything

ERROR: Argumentos erróneos para Set SetOfAnything (Anything var1 [, Anything
var2, ...])

ERROR: sPartSim no se pudo crear.

and finally, if you use double hooks '[]' when employing a Struct but you define it
previously, the parser does not show any mistake

The question is: must be possible to write a Struct with double hooks '[]'?

[danirus]

This is not an error. You must define PartidoSimuladosSt first, as a Struct, and then you can
use it. In fact, once you have defined that Struct, it belongs to Parser Token Table.
This is most important reason because you can not use that sentence to create an instance
of that Struct in:

Set sPartSim = PartidoSimuladoSt[[ "VLL", "VAL", -2.0000, 1.0000 ? ]];

I see also that Parser shows bad messages; it has been resolved yet.