C++: initializing class instance using {} doesn't produce instance tag (take 2)

[masatake]

#3423 may fix this.
However, I found another limit of the parser:

class G g{1}, j{2};
class G h{1};

g, h, and j are not tagged.
However, i in

class C i(2);

is tagged well. I will open a new issue based on this comment after merging #3423.

Originally posted by @masatake in #3280 (comment)

[Iorvethe]

Hi,

The following snippet appears to exhibit the same problem:

auto var = std::string {};

If the curly braces are replaced with parentheses, it works. The issue seems similar even though the syntax is a tad different. Should I open a new issue?

[masatake]

@Iorvethe, thank you. We can see the example input in your comment when we will work on this item. So the comment is enough for a while.