In the python mode for codemirror 5, function definitions are highlighted with the class “cm-def”. For example
def function(x, y):
return x**2 + y**2
would yield for the first line
<span class="cm-keyword">def</span> <span class="cm-def">function</span>(<span class="cm-variable">x</span>, <span class="cm-variable">y</span>):
I am trying to do the same with codemirror 6. Reading the documentation, it seems like this line from lang-python is the one that applies it:
"CallExpression/VariableName": t.function(t.variableName)
And then as a simple highlightstyle, I’m using
export const highlightStyle = HighlightStyle.define(
{tag: t.function(t.variableName),
color: "#6f42c1"},
)
The issue is that the function
token isn’t highlighted with t.function(t.variableName)
; it only seems to get a style class if I use t.variableName
only (but that also highlights the function parameters which I want to avoid).
What’s the correct way to target the function
token in the code snippet?