- VSCode Version: 1.7.1
- OS Version: Win10 x64
Steps to Reproduce:
My suggestion is to not only highlight matching square brackets, round brackets/parentheses and curly brackets ([], (), {}) as well as matching tags e.g. <div></div>,
but also quotes, double quotes and backticks, i.e. '', "" and ``.
The highlighting would be via underlining these symbols,
in order to visually distinguish them from any matching brackets (which are highlighted with outline (box)).
This is a feature of one of the most popular packages for Sublime Text, BracketHighlighter.
PS. Template literals (which are quoted via backticks) are an ES6 feature.
Steps to Reproduce:
My suggestion is to not only highlight matching square brackets, round brackets/parentheses and curly brackets (
[], (), {}) as well as matching tags e.g.<div></div>,but also quotes, double quotes and backticks, i.e.
'',""and``.The highlighting would be via underlining these symbols,
in order to visually distinguish them from any matching brackets (which are highlighted with outline (box)).
This is a feature of one of the most popular packages for Sublime Text, BracketHighlighter.
PS. Template literals (which are quoted via backticks) are an ES6 feature.