On the other hand it is quite handy as a prefix, s_ for structs, e_ for enums, g_ for globals, t_ for simple typedefs, f_ for function pointers typedefs, u_ for

On the other hand it is quite handy as a prefix, s_ for structs, e_ for enums, g_ for globals, t_ for simple typedefs, f_ for function pointers typedefs, u_ for unions... sky is the limit ! And it's quite easy to create an highlighting rule for it in vim if you still did not convert to treesitter. Just put in ~/.vim/after/c.vim : ``` syn match cType /\<\(t\|s\|e\|u\)_\w\+\>/ ``` Boom, custom type highlighting for C ! Pick the the letters you will use.