How to find the matching brace in a code?
Every IDE I have ever used (besides XCode) has a dead-simple way for you to find the matching brace in a piece of code. You usually select one brace and then the other one is highlighted.
How do you make braces match in a text file?
Create a text file and type some text that includes matching braces. When you position the caret before an open brace, both that brace and the matching close brace should be highlighted. When you position the cursor just after the close brace, both that brace and the matching open brace should be highlighted.
How do I implement language-based features such as Brace matching?
Implement language-based features, such as, brace matching by defining the braces you want to match, and adding a text marker tag to the matching braces when the caret is on one of the braces.
How to jump between braces in Visual Studio Code?
I found this for you: Jump between braces in Visual Studio: Put your cursor before or after the brace (your choice) and then press CTRL + ]. It works with parentheses ( ), brackets [ ] and braces { }.
What does the Matcher object change?
Changes the Pattern object that the Matcher object uses to find matches. This method causes the Matcher object to lose information about the groups of the last match that occurred. The Matcher object's position in the input is maintained.
What does return true mean in a matcher?
Returns true if the end of input was found by the search engine in the last match operation performed by this Matcher object. When this method returns true, it is possible that more input would have changed the result of the last search.
Prerequisites
Starting in Visual Studio 2015, you don't install the Visual Studio SDK from the download center. It's included as an optional feature in Visual Studio setup. You can also install the VS SDK later on. For more information, see Install the Visual Studio SDK.
Create a Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) project
Create an Editor Classifier project. Name the solution BraceMatchingTest.
Implement a brace matching tagger
To get a brace highlighting effect that resembles the one that's used in Visual Studio, you can implement a tagger of type TextMarkerTag. The following code shows how to define the tagger for brace pairs at any level of nesting.
Implement a brace matching tagger provider
In addition to implementing a tagger, you must also implement and export a tagger provider. In this case, the content type of the provider is "text". So, brace matching will appear in all types of text files, but a fuller implementation applies brace matching only to a specific content type.
Build and test the code
To test this code, build the BraceMatchingTest solution and run it in the experimental instance.
Example
Consider the problem of indexing the term “Tokyo Prefecture” and a subsequent search for Kyoto in Japanese.
Operators
Combine multiple words with logic and grouping by using operators to form a more complex query. You can use the following special operators to focus your text search. Operator support is case-insensitive.
SearchQuery Character Limits
If the SearchQuery string is longer than 10,000 characters, no result rows are returned. If SearchQuery is longer than 4,000 characters, any logical operators are removed. For example, the AND operator in a statement with a SearchQuery that’s 4,001 characters will default to the OR operator, which could return more results than expected.
Reserved Characters
Reserved characters, if specified in a text search, must be escaped (preceded by the backslash \ character) to be properly interpreted. An error occurs if you do not precede reserved characters with a backslash. This is true even if the SearchQuery is enclosed in double quotes.
FIND Clauses in Apex
In Apex, the value of the FIND clause is demarcated with single quotes. For example:
Accepted Answer
Xcode highlights an opening delimiter (brace, bracket, parenthesis) when you move the cursor left-to-right over the matching closing delimiter. The highlight animation lasts about 1 second total, which is plenty in the case where you need a hint (and as you say the other delimiter is nearby).
Answers
Xcode highlights an opening delimiter (brace, bracket, parenthesis) when you move the cursor left-to-right over the matching closing delimiter. The highlight animation lasts about 1 second total, which is plenty in the case where you need a hint (and as you say the other delimiter is nearby).
