>This bug is a parser bug, and it is the same of the bug into the TYPE() command;
>the parser search for a array.
>
>This occur for Procedure and Methods.
>
>Repro:
>

>CREATE CURSOR myCursor ( myField I)
>USE DBF() IN 0 ALIAS (myProc(1)) AGAIN && <== ERROR
>USE
>
>PROCEDURE myProc
>  RETURN 'myAlias'
>ENDPROC
>

hi Fabio,

The problem is that you can use ( or [ for both arrays and functions.
Then the only thing that is known after parsing is that it must find an array or a function.
I would prefer function() and array[]

aa='123'
?type[[aa]]
?type['aa']
?type('aa')
?type[[aa]    && error : 'Function name is missing )'  (not ])

If the function is an internal function, it knows it is a function.
If not, it assumes an array in your example
this works

CREATE CURSOR myCursor ( myField I)
use DBF('myCursor') again in 0 alias (juststem(dbf('myCursor'))+'_')

In the context below, it also tests for an array. If the array exists, it is used
If the array does not exist a function call is attempted

public myProc[2]
myProc[1] = 'array'

?MyProc[1] && array

release MyProc

?MyProc[1] && function

?MyProc2(1)  && error : file MyProc2.prg does not exist

function Myproc(xx)
    return 'function'
endfunc

In a nutshell

do case
case internal function
    use it

case array defined
   use it

case ??? (for some commands)
   throw an error

case function defined
   use it

otherwise
   throw an error

endcase