Token Match

Token Match is a visual help that shows you where your code blocks begin or end. Several commands can be triggered to that end, but Token Match is activated by default automatically, meaning that when you move your caret, Token Match will try to make the token at the caret position match with it's pair.

Token Match highlights the found tokens with a colored underline, or a colored background, depending on your configuration. You can change this behavior in the settings dialog, in the "Code Tools" -> "Token Match" page.

Token Match can match different kinds of tokens :

Token Match does smart matching, it doesn't stop at the first closing or opening token if it's not the current token's pair :

Token Match can select the matched block with the TokenMatchSmartSelectBlock command :

and it can highlight all the possible token in the current view with the TokenMatchShowAll (Ctrl+T by default) and TokenMatchHideAll(Ctrl+Shift+T by default) :

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