DoxyGen-Syntax VS nvim-config

Hey folks, I've been trying to get nvim to highlight the documentation in my codebase. In particular I want keywords like the ones below highlighted in a different colour (@brief, etc). I'm aware there is something similar to this in vim here https://github.com/vim-scripts/DoxyGen-Syntax/tree/master, but to my understanding treesitter disables vim syntax matching and highlighting. Anyone know of a solution?

I saw that there's this plugin: https://github.com/vim-scripts/DoxyGen-Syntax that's built into Vim, but I find that it actually slows the editor by a fair amount for even moderate-sized C files (just under 1k lines).

my config works fine without setting cwd. I have a helper module that gets the Python path from the currently active virtual environment.

Check my config for inspiration and the example screenshot above from my config.

Not sure for Java (that’s Java right?), but for Python I inject rst in docstring comments. See here for my config.

How is anybody supposed to be able to help, given the information you provide? My setup with perhaps 60 plug-ins load in ~40ms (according to Lazy profile) on my M2 mac or ryzen 5600 workstation. You can take a look here.

My python helper, ftplugin and DAP executable

Cool! I’ve written something similar in my config. But it only supports selecting conda environments. Typically I specify the venv and venvPath in pyrightconfig.json, so I use the code to show the current env in the status line and to supply the executable to dap and neotest.

helpers/python.lua

You should not add the ft = "latex" for VimTeX (https://github.com/isaksamsten/nvim-config/blob/main/lua/plugins/latex.lua)! VimTeX is already properly lazy by design (through use of ftplugin/ and autoload/). This is explained in a note just below the install instructions in the readme. :)