I think that consistency is important too.

About Vim function, it's my mistake 😅

Vim function is linked to Statement (it's blue in Iceberg) group by default: vimFuncKey -> vimCommand -> Statement
So it is displayed in blue color. I'll fix it later!

Sending PR or creating issue about inconsistency is welcome :)

I submitted #32 to fix.

As I've been trying to normalize the syntax highlighting across several languages, I'm torn on whether or not function invocations should be highlighted. What do you think? To give a concrete example, here is a screenshot of Go code normalized using your guidelines (as I have interpreted them):

And here is an alternate version where I experimented with highlighting function invocations and changing variable definitions to green to make them easy to spot:

Function invocation highlighting is beneficial when you have a series of function calls within function calls such as:

rand.Seed(time.Now().Unix()) 

From a legibility point of view, it makes it much easier to read code. The only problem is if I use cyan for this function invocation, then there is too much cyan, which require tweaking maybe the color of variable definitions to green perhaps as shown in the alternate version above.

I would be very appreciative of your opinion on the matter as it would impact the PR I've submitted.

As a first step, I re-organized whole highlighting rules in b688907.
Because your changes and mine affect too wide range, I can't merge them...really sorry 😢

After much thought, I carefully resolved conflicts and merged your changes (#32) to the latest files. In the process, I modified some definitions in terms of consistency:

• jsDestructuringBlock should be highlighted as Normal (same as other variables)

• jsFuncArgs, jsVariableDef should be highlighted as Normal (same as other languages)

• jsTemplateExpression should be highlighted as Normal (because it should be highlighted as same as normal expressions)

  // Example: `foo` should be highlighted as `Normal`
  `${foo['bar']}`

Feel free to reopen the issue if there are any problems.

Ah I forgot to reply your suggestion, sorry...

From a legibility point of view, it makes it much easier to read code. The only problem is if I use cyan for this function invocation, then there is too much cyan, which require tweaking maybe the color of variable definitions to green perhaps as shown in the alternate version above.

As I said in this comment, at the moment, I think that current highlightings have enough readability so using less colors is better. But I am hesitating about which one is really good.

Feel free to reopen the issue or create new one if you find new inconsistencies.