In the latest Vim :
Is there a way to define a '{' such that it's ignored by the C/C++ compiler (g++) but treated like a '{' in Vim synatx highlighting?
I've tried //{
but it's ignored by Vim too.
The whole point of syntax highlighting is to help indicate how the compiler will interpret your code. For example, if you miss a closing quote on a literal string, the syntax highlighting helps you to identify where you did that.
You're asking for a vim feature to do something that it's expressly designed to avoid doing.
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