default colorscheme highlights in red the : char in signature g:Func defined vim9script

[Ni Va]

Hi,

default colorscheme highlights in red the : char of g:Func defined vim9script function. 

Just updated the vimrc_example.vim in vim9script, it displays the red : char. 

It's disturbing for eyes. 😊 

Nicolas 

[Bram Moolenaar]

> default colorscheme highlights in red the : char of g:Func defined
> vim9script function.
>
> Just updated the vimrc_example.vim in vim9script, it displays the red :
> char.
>

> It's disturbing for eyes. 𐟘Š

I noticed it too, and it looks like it's highlighting an error, even
though it is just fine. It probably happens because there is no "call"
before the function name.

I can fix it by dropping "vimCommand" from the contains list of the "syn
match vimFunc" line in the vim.vim syntax file. But it probably has
side effects.

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[Ni Va]

Yes it's highlighting error. Thought it was due to sacredforest colorscheme but no. 

Yes it seems to be a fix on vim syntax focused on Func declarative signature. 😊 

[Ni Va]

Strange thing, it seems that solarized thème applied, thé error red : char disappear. 

https://github.com/lifepillar/vim-solarized8.git

[N V]

Thanks à lot for our eyes Bram, it is fixed since 6ba83ba9ee292f68aa0b218b3eef42db31c0b632

I wish you à Good Day

NV