vscode: Bad highlighting when using generic functions

[Jaimendo99]

I just wanted to create a table component that accepts different structs, but notice that the syntaxhighlighting got messed up after the generic declaration. here is a screenshot of the issue:

also the code:

type GenericInterface interface {
	Hello(name string) string
}

//Right Highlight
templ NoGenHello() {
	<p class="p-4 bg-slate-600 text-gray-300">
		Hello, no generic
	</p>
}
//Bad highlight
templ GenHello[T GenericInterface](obj T) {
	<p class="p-4 bg-slate-600 text-gray-300">
		{ obj.Hello("Templ") }
	</p>
}

[joerdav]

Hi, thanks for the report.

The LSP doesn't actually handle the syntax highlights, that's left to the editor plugins at the moment. So to continue I'll need to know which editor you are using? Vscode or nvim?

[Jaimendo99]

I'm currently using vscode

[AlexanderArvidsson]

Highlights fine in neovim.
In Templ:

In Go:

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Though, in my VSCode, it looks fine, the same as a normal go generic func.
In Templ:

In Go:

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Neovim, highlights the generic part in both Templ and Go which vscode doesn't, but I think that's just cause neovim has better highlighting than vscode in Go in general thanks to tree sitter.