When working with CPP files, variables and parameters with uppercase names are colored as constants (yellow). Please see examples in capture below (variables BB and CB). When querying :TSHighlightCaptureUnderCursor on the uppercase symbols (e.g. 'BB'), the result returns both @variable(95) and @constant (see capture). I would expect variables to be treated identically regardless of casing. So 'BB' and 'CB' should be white as the other variables.
When working with CPP files, variables and parameters with uppercase names are colored as constants (yellow). Please see examples in capture below (variables BB and CB). When querying :TSHighlightCaptureUnderCursor on the uppercase symbols (e.g. 'BB'), the result returns both @variable(95) and @constant (see capture). I would expect variables to be treated identically regardless of casing. So 'BB' and 'CB' should be white as the other variables.