roberto wrote: > the problem are not braces, sorry, but just pattern because i'm currently > editing matlab files, so without braces...
Heh, without knowledge of what matlab source looks like I was presuming
there'd be braces in there somewhere. :D
Ok, what I've come up with. A quick check of vim.org's FAQ pointed me to
[{ and ]} to get to the begnning/end of the current block in a language that
uses braces. It suggested reading ":help various-motions" for more information.
First up on that help screen was %. In it there was a reference to
"matchpairs" which can configure the individual characters % will match on.
Going to matchedpairs explained that limitation and how to get around it with
the "matchit.vim" plugin. Googled on "matchit.vim" and looked at the plugin
on vim.org. I'm not sure if it will do what you want (match an end with a for
or if) but might be a good starting place for further investigation.
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