Variables starting with uppercase letter have different color about sonokai HOT 4 CLOSED

Possibly Tree-sitter, but most likely LSP semantic highlights.

Could you please share the output(s) of :Inspect while hovering both symbols?

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Thank you for reply.

my_var: @variable.python links to Fg python
Myvar: @variable.python links to Fg python, @type.python links to BlueItalic python

Actually, after disabling the highlight of treesitter, the two variables have the same color. But then in general the theme looks less nice

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In Python uppercase names are often used for classes, so I assume that Tree-sitter treats all uppercase variables as types.

Using a LSP server with semantic highlights should fix that. It works in combination with Tree-sitter but provides more accurate context.

Otherwise, you can override the highlight for Python types in your init.lua file, with the side effect that actual Python types will be highlighted like variables:

-- Apply custom highlights on colorscheme change.
-- Must be declared before executing ':colorscheme'.
local grpid = vim.api.nvim_create_augroup('custom_highlights_sonokai', {})
vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd('ColorScheme', {
  group = grpid,
  pattern = 'sonokai',
  callback = function()
    local config = vim.fn['sonokai#get_configuration']()
    local palette = vim.fn['sonokai#get_palette'](config.style, config.colors_override)
    local set_hl = vim.fn['sonokai#highlight']

    set_hl('@type.python', palette.fg, palette.none)
  end
})

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Very clear, thank you !

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