Incorrect highlighting of function parameter names for Django-specific functions

[joerick]

When a function name is picked up as a Django function (and hence colored in blue in my theme) the parameter names are not highlighted as in normal function calls.

In the example above I'd expect the parameter names default and help_text in the second field to be orange like the first field.

[squ1b3r]

I suppose it's something about your theme. I tried a few standart themes and my custom one and all of them don't have that highlighting in the first place.

[joerick]

Strange. I'm using the Monokai theme in Sublime Text 2.0.2. Though it's true that none of the other themes seem to have the named argument styling.

[AdrianLC]

I confirm this happens though I hadn't really noticed until I've read this issue report :D
And yes, there are plenty of themes that have a different color for the function parameter names.
Monokai, the default theme for instance and I have more installed by me that do have it as well.

Quick sample: Sunburst, another builtin color scheme

[squ1b3r]

Thanks guys. I'll look into it a bit later.

[hlrossato]

I'm having the same problem here. I'm also using Monokai (just changed the background). When I change the syntax to "Python" (the standard one which comes with Sublime), it shows me like this:

However, if I change the syntax to Python (Django), I got this:

As far as I remember, the "correct" way of showing was a mix of both. With parameters orange and the type of the fields in blue.

Anyone has any news about it?!

[markarce]

I was just refactoring some code from using from django.db.models.fields import CharField to from django.db import models and when changing CharField to models.CharField, the syntax highlighting for the parameters disappears (it was originally in orange as @hlrossato shows above). This is on the default theme in Sublime 3; I'm curious about whether this is something that will be fixed, if this project is still being maintained anyway.