add a feature to find brackets without a matching bracket

[WiNDOGE-Master]

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[olsonpm]

I would suggest to leave this functionality for linters

[revelt]

I don't quite understand what exactly is this feature about. @WiNDOGE-Master please elaborate on what you would like to happen and what exactly the feature should do. If you take time documenting it, maybe community will take time coding it up.

For example, "Idea: I want to select the contents of a tag, from an opening bracket to closing bracket, but not include them in the selection. Workflow: place the cursor on either side of an opening bracket, then activate a keyboard shortcut, cursor jumps to just before next closing bracket, everything between these two brackets (but not including them) gets selected".

[Ben3eeE]

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[revelt]

@Ben3eeE thank you.