Weird function colour about vim-lua HOT 5 CLOSED

Have you tried other color schemes? Results will vary depending on the color scheme.

vim(-lua)'s syntax file only maps tokens to "highlight groups", not to a color. Your color scheme is then responsible for mapping a "highlight group" to a color. You can fine-tune your colors by writing custom highlight rules to complement your color scheme's defaults. To understand how tokens in your Lua code are mapped to highlight groups, you can use one of the techniques described here: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Identify_the_syntax_highlighting_group_used_at_the_cursor

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Exactly, luaFunction was mapped by default to Function.
Now you've changed it to Structure. Changing it back to Function does not restore the previous colour.
That's why I opened this issue. I'm not sure how to deal with your plugin.

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OK, my bad... A normal function call was labelled as luaFunc, and not luaFunction... which was mapped to Identifier, which is mapped to ctermfg=208 in my colour scheme, which is the orange I was looking for.

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Now I have a different question. Originally a library function call was mapped to Identifier, and now I have it pointing to PreProc, which is the green I don't like.
How do I override your change? I don't want to necessarily change my colour scheme because the mapping has changed (which could affect other syntaxes).
How do you deal with this situation?

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OK, just added this to my $VIMRC:

hi def link luaSpecialValue Identifier

which is the answer to my initial question.
Now the issue can be closed.

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