Re: [aclug-L] parse error question (fwd)

[Jesse Kaufman <kaufmjes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Greg House wrote:

> Bob Deep <bobd@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> >Todd_Lundstedt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> >>
> >> I didn't state this in my previous post, but, NEdit will be able to match
> >> braces no matter how large the code.  When your cursor passes a paren,
> >> bracket or brace, NEdit automatically highlights the matching item for a
> >> second.  If the matching item is off the screen, press Ctrl-M and the
> >> entire section is highlighted (Windows selected).  Then you can scroll to
> >> find the other end of the match.
> >>
> >
> >Xemacs/emacs both do this type of thing too.  In the C mode (and I
> >assume many others) you can selectivly turn on various types of paran
> >highlights (blinking, steady and expression).
>
> Vi will also match braces (parens, brackets).  Just locate one of the ones
> for the block and hit the "%" key while in command mode.
>
> Greg
>
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for c++ programming, i use Code-Crusader (listed at www.freshmeat.net), and it
works great... when you close a bracked or perenthese, it highlights the
opening one, then the closing one, then the opening one again to let you know
what you are closing...  it's nice for c++...

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