modes.nvim VS neogen

How about this plugin ?

hm, I did a similar thing for my heirline.nvim config and replicated modes.nvim, but with my statusline's highlights. code is here.

If you don't mind a plugin, either of these are close to what you want: https://github.com/mvllow/modes.nvim https://github.com/mawkler/modicator.nvim

You can use mvllow/modes.nvim, under the hood it manipulates the 'winhighlight' and 'guicursor' options

Try mvllow/modes.nvim, you can play around with Modes*CursorLine and Modes*CursorLineNr highlight groups

You can also use modes.nvim to achieve similar effect

Maybe this one https://github.com/mvllow/modes.nvim ?

modes.nvim, different highlight for your cursorline based on current mode

For any Neovim users, I highly recommend danymat/neogen. It's fast, works with Neovim's treesitter integration, and is written with Lua so scripting and extending it is pretty easy. Python support in particular is great.

I use LunarVim (I hope it isn't a problem) and TSInsalled clangd, I also added Neogen plugin

There is neogen for generating the boilerplate automatically for not just Lua but also other languages with this kind of integration like Javascript (jsdocs)

Neogen might be what you want. But also note that some language servers help via auto completion when you start writing a doc comment, e.g. Scala metals will insert the function parameters in to the comment for you

PS: I use neogen.

I think you mean https://github.com/danymat/neogen/

Well, I jsdoc and similar types of comments have a lot of things to consider so I suggest you to use a separate plugin: https://github.com/danymat/neogen

neogen: Use treesitter parser to generate annotation, and use extmark for placeholders to jump.