BetterComments extension will help you create more human-friendly comments in your code. I've borrowed the core idea from the Visual Studio plugin with the same name.
You can tweak the behavior of BetterComments by setting a few variables in your vimrc file.
Change colors to your preferences by tweaking the provided highlight groups:
ErrorBetterComments
HighlightBetterComments
QuestionBetterComments
StrikeoutBetterComments
TodoBetterCommentsSyntax files authors usually prepend highlight groups with the name of the target language. BetterComments tries to expand those comment highlight groups definitions to detect meaningful matches. In some cases like, for example pangloss/vim-javascript, that naming convention is not followed. In such cases, you can overcome the mismatch providing a dictionary of aliases:
let g:bettercomments_language_aliases = { 'javascript': 'js' }By default, all languages are targeted. You can change that behaviour by providing either a g:bettercomments_skipped list or a g:bettercomments_included list.
Please report any bugs you may find on the GitHub issue tracker.
Think you can make BetterComments better? Great!, contributions are always welcome.
Fork the project on GitHub and send a pull request.
BetterComments is licensed under the MIT license. See http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
Happy hacking!