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Any word that appears before an opening parenthesis is highlighted as a function. The highlighting of functions is purely regex-based. I deliberately didn't add the function names from the standard library because there are just too many and often the names collide with some types or user-defined variables (I noticed this in the past with vim-cpp-enhanced-highlight - one of the reason I started this repo). In most cases the current approach works fine, your example above is one of the exceptions. If you need more accurate highlighting, you need to look for a LSP plugin that supports semantic highlighting.

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Experimented a bit, it seems that only types are highlighted...

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Can you show example code?

Functions are highlighted with let g:cpp_no_function_highlight = 0. Let me change the variable to g:cpp_function_highlight. The negation is confusing.

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If you have code like std::ref(foo), ref will be highlighted as Function by default.

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Hey there!

What I meant was it is not highlighted when used without parentheses, for example, if you pass a function to an algorithm.

Like

std::transform(vec.begin(), vec.end(), vec.begin(), sqrt);

The sqrt, which is a member of the std is not highlighted (just an example).
Although, I'm not sure, if that's a good idea)

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