This is how coc.nvim displays the types and parameters for a golang source file:
They link both the parameter and type inlay hints to the Conceal highlight group.
Also, there is one space character before the type inlay hint, and one after the parameter inlay hint. While the space character after the parameter inlay hint is not necessary, it is nice to have before the type inlay hint, at least for golang code.
In contrast, this is how it currenlty looks in lsp:
As you can see, the Human type inlay hint looks like normal golang code, not a hint. Also, there is no space between the variable name and the type inlay hint.
To make the type inlay hint to look like an inlay hint, one could just link the LspInlayHintsType highlight group to Conceal instead of Label, but I think this should be the default.
This is how
coc.nvimdisplays the types and parameters for agolangsource file:They link both the parameter and type inlay hints to the
Concealhighlight group. Also, there is one space character before the type inlay hint, and one after the parameter inlay hint. While the space character after the parameter inlay hint is not necessary, it is nice to have before the type inlay hint, at least forgolangcode.In contrast, this is how it currenlty looks in
lsp:As you can see, the Human type inlay hint looks like normal
golangcode, not a hint. Also, there is no space between the variable name and the type inlay hint.To make the type inlay hint to look like an inlay hint, one could just link the
LspInlayHintsTypehighlight group toConcealinstead ofLabel, but I think this should be the default.