Function declarations should be getting tagged with the property swift-mode:function-name-face. Instead, they are incorrectly tagged with swift-mode:function-call-face (as can be observed by doing M-x describe-text-properties with cursor on the function name.)
By default, both faces inherit from Emacs' default font-lock-function-name-face. However, I prefer to highlight function declarations but not function calls.
I found that a simple fix was to swap the definitions of the two faces in swift-mode-font-lock.el, so that function-name-face comes before function-call-face. This fixed it for me.
taku0
commented
2 years ago
Function declarations should be getting tagged with the property swift-mode:function-name-face. Instead, they are incorrectly tagged with swift-mode:function-call-face (as can be observed by doing M-x describe-text-properties with cursor on the function name.)
By default, both faces inherit from Emacs' default font-lock-function-name-face. However, I prefer to highlight function declarations but not function calls.
I found that a simple fix was to swap the definitions of the two faces in swift-mode-font-lock.el, so that function-name-face comes before function-call-face. This fixed it for me.