(Python) Methods don't get the proper highlight color

[fibbo]

Describe the issue

I have the following Python code.

sweeper = daq.sweep()
sweeper.set('device', 'dev3225')
sweeper.subscribe('/dev3225/demods/0/sample')
sweeper.execute()

Highlighting of strings and literals is okay. However, it highlights set as built-in and doesn't highlight the methods subscribe and execute at all.

Which language seems to have the issue?

As mentioned, the problem above is with Python, but there are similar issues with e.g., .NET, where method names are also consistently not highlighted.

Are you using highlight or highlightAuto?

I'm using highlightElement.
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Sample Code to Reproduce
https://jsfiddle.net/Ldpfg657/

Expected behavior
I would expect the methods (like subscribe, execute) to have a distinct color, and especially a set that is not the built-in one, not using the built-in highlight.

Additional context

[joshgoebel]

Some grammars have better highlighting rules than others. This is another common case of that. We generally don't leave tickets open for "make grammar xyz better" style issues or we'd end up with 200 open tickets - one for every grammar. Instead, all of this is covered by #2500.

We're totally open to highlighting these as either property or title.function (given the trailing ()... If you'd like to contribute, PRs are definitely welcome for Python or the other languages you mentioned in this department.

Closing this as a duplicate of #2500.