roberto wrote:
Try the matchit plugin on vim. If can match words like if-else-then etc., I use it for Fortran90 programming, where you need to match do-end do, program-end program etc.,hello, i have the following question: in my MATLAB code i have a lot of "for...end" or "if....end" and most of them are nested one inside the other, do you know how to recognise whose "for" or "if" an "end" belongs to?i know some editors are able to do this (vim, kwite...).I mean these for's or if's are very far from each other in the code... for example: for ... for if ... .... .... .... end end end thank you! Roberto Debian Sarge kernel 2.6.8
matchit plugin is available as usr/share/vim/vim63/macros/matchit.vim and is part of vim-common package.
raju -- Kamaraju S Kusumanchi Graduate Student, MAE Cornell University http://www.people.cornell.edu/pages/kk288/