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One more question about themes. I just found out that the functions have wrong collors (tried several themes with lsp/treesitter support like tokyonight, nighfox, kanagawa). Here, for example, the "vector" function is passed an argument and is still highlighted as a function. It's not true for my own function, "myf". Do you know if it's possible to fix?
are you sure it's highlighting functions and not built-ins? what does (myf abc)
render as?
there you go, it's rendering vector
as a built-in identifier, not as a "function"
so even if you had (let [vector [1 2 3]] (prn vector))
, it's gonna make vector
that bold red color in the let block and the prn call
glad to help!