Matching string and char delimeters

[leg7]

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I always found it jarring that vims '%' operator wouldn't match the next closing " or ' for strings/chars. I was looking for a plugin that implemented this and found this one but alas it doesn't implement it either. I've seen you can implement your own matches with this plugin but wouldn't including this as default make more sense because it is such a wide idiom. I don't know of any language that doesn't use " or ' to enclose strings/chars.

[andymass]

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On Wed, Nov 22, 2023, 2:01 PM Léonard Gomez @.***> wrote:

I always found it jarring that vims '%' operator wouldn't match the next closing " or ' for strings/chars. I was looking for a plugin that implemented this and found this one but alas it doesn't implement it either. I've seen you can implement your own matches with this plugin but wouldn't including this as default make more sense because it is such a wide idiom. I don't know of any language that doesn't use " or ' to enclose strings/chars.

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[leg7]

I use neovim but vim plugins should work just fine.

But coming back to my original question do you think it would make sense for ' and " to be matched by the % operator?