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Please find the refined version below:

In the attached images, the top one displays the syntax highlighting performed by the rust-analyzer Language Server Protocol (LSP), while the bottom image shows the desired result achieved after disabling the rust-analyzer LSP. I personally do not prefer the automatic syntax highlighting, and I find it strange that the behavior of rust-analyzer does not seem to provide an option to enable syntax highlighting in the LSP configuration schema.

Previously, when using Neovim v0.8.3, I did not encounter this issue. However, this problem appeared in versions v9.0.0 and v9.0.1.

I would greatly appreciate any assistance in turning off the bothersome syntax highlighting. Thank you. I installed Neovim using the command sudo apt-get install nvim.

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  • In order to help us in our tests could you provide, in body of the question, the rust code in textual form that correspond to the screenshot such that we can reproduce the problem?
    – Vivian De Smedt
    Jul 12 at 15:53
  • Do you have Treesitter installed?
    – Vivian De Smedt
    Jul 12 at 15:54

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Resolved by https://github.com/simrat39/rust-tools.nvim/issues/365#issuecomment-1506286437

The answer the link above have a effect to disable the automatic syntax highlight. Thanks.

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  • Editted. thanks.
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    Jul 13 at 13:20
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