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I remember in the days when I was developing in Java, I could hit a set of keys in Eclipse or IDEA and get a Javadoc block for the method I was in. It would already contain the @param for the parameters and so on.
I am looking for the same thing for doxygen (with C++). I use Eclipse but I am open to any tool that could do that.
It was so simple that I didn’t see it…
Put the cursor above a function and enter
when you hit return Eclipse will fill in the doxygen comments.