The function outline view does not recognize parameters when used semicolon in clipper (xbase)

Description of the Issue

The function outline view does not recognize parameters when used semicolon in clipper (xbase).
In xbase dialects you can use semicolon for line continuation, so you can interrupt the code at an appropriate spot with a semicolon and continue on the next line. This helps to have a more readable code.
set filter to CUSTFILE->NAME == 'BRIGIT BARDO' .AND. ;
CUSTFILE->STATE == 'FRANCE'
Note function b doesn't show the second argument

Steps to Reproduce the Issue

Create a clipper source file with a function using a semicolon for line continuation after View -> Function List

Expected Behavior

All functions appear in function outline with all arguments regardless the use of semicolon

Actual Behavior

in a function declaration any information after a semicolon does not appear in function outline nor in code completion

Debug Information

Notepad++ v8.6.2 (32-bit)
Build time : Jan 14 2024 - 02:18:41
Path : C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\notepad++.exe
Command Line :
Admin mode : OFF
Local Conf mode : OFF
Cloud Config : OFF
OS Name : Windows 10 Home (64-bit)
OS Version : 22H2
OS Build : 19045.4046
Current ANSI codepage : 1252
Plugins :
BetterMultiSelection (1.5)
BracketsCheck (1.2.2)
ccc (1.4.1)
CodeAlignmentNpp (14.1.107)
ColorPicker (2.3)
ColumnTools (1.4.5.1)
ComparePlugin (2.0.2)
ComparePlus (1.1)
DoxyIt (0.4.4)
ExtSettings (1.3.1)
IndentByFold (0.7.3)
JsMapParser.NppPlugin (4.2)
LocationNavigate (0.4.8.1)
mimeTools (3)
NavigateTo (2.6.4)
NppConverter (4.5)
NppExport (0.4)
NppQCP (2)
NppTaskList (2.5)
NppTextFX (1.4.1)
NppToolBucket (1.10.6622.41336)
QuickOpenPlugin (1.1)
TakeNotes (1.2.6)
Tidy2 (0.2)
WindowManager (1.2.2)
XMLTools (3.1.1.13)

Start by reproducing the issue in a Clipper source file using a semicolon for line continuation in a function declaration, then inspect the function outline and code-completion behavior. The change is complete when all function arguments after the semicolon are recognized in both views.