On 9/9/19 11:41 PM, Stefan Monnier
wrote:
FWIW, most modes distinguish function-definitions from
function-references (aka function-calls), and I think that's a good
thing (I like my definition to be highlighted in bold, but I like my
function calls not to be highlighted at all).
Stefan
Working mostly with OOP-related languages
where functions can be contained in both types -and- variables, I
find the opposite is true for me.
Either way, isn't that a good argument to
create dedicated font-lock faces for those different uses, so that
people with different preferences can customize Emacs to their
preferences?
For instance font-lock-function-name-face
and font-lock-function-call-face ?
Again, are there any objectively negative
or adverse side-effects of adding more default-faces which authors
can use and users can customize?