Python Function highlighting once declared.

[lanox]

Hi,

I was wondering if we could add function highlighting once the function has be declared.

I have this in my vimrc as workaround, however I was wondering if we could just add it in?

augroup python_syntax
       au!
       au FileType python syntax match pythonFunction /\v([^[:cntrl:][:space:][:punct:][:digit:]]|_)([^[:cntrl:][:punct:][:space:]]|_)*\ze(\s?\()/
       hi! link pythonFunction GruvboxAqua
augroup END

Thanks.

[lanox]

Hi, any chance of this been added to gruvbox ? Thanks

[rbong]

I'm not sure what this does differently from this line. Could you please explain?

[lanox]

Problem is that it colours in the function when you declaring it, however when you actually use the function it is not coloured .

let's say:

def fun(): <-- fun function will be coloured 
    print(“hello world.”)

fun() <-- calling function will not be coloured.

With out my fix.

with

If you can confirm that is the case, then maybe something is up with my setup ?

[rbong]

Gruvbox does not define the syntax matching for pythonFunction, it only colors what's there. The syntax matching is declared in the vim runtime files, or if you have it installed, it may be defined through vim-python/python-syntax (or another alternate vim syntax plugin).

It would be more appropriate to submit a patch or point out the problem to the python runtime syntax maintainer, or to submit a pull request or issue to vim-python/python-syntax.

[lanox]

Ah okay, thanks.