Hi
I often use the Matching Brackets command (Mapped to Ctrl+M in the keyboard).
example:
sub myFunction
{
.....
.....
}
If the function is short there is no problem but if the function is long and I
press ctrl+M at the closing bracket (}) it matches the opening one at the top of
the window. I need to do an extra step to see the function name: arrow up.
(Note: I don't like this way of writing the code, for me it would be better to
put the opening bracket on the same line of the function definition, like
sub myFunction {
.....
.....
}
and this solves the problem but ... my colleagues force me to put the opening
bracket on a new line. This is why I am asking you about this feature.
)
Is there a way that when it matches the opening bracket it shows also two or
three lines below the matching one (maybe configurable)? This for all
statements: functions, if, while, for, ...
Or it is already possible and I don't know how to do?
Thanks and thank you more for this great editor.
Massimo
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