# do...end Match This is a simple extension that matches keyword blocks like brackets, `()`, `[]`, or `{}`. When the cursor is on or next to a block keyword it will underline it and the opening/closing word. This extension was designed with Elixir in mind, so the default keywords are `do` and `fn` to open, and `end` to close. This extension is fully configurable to match any keywords though! For example, in Ruby you would have to add `while`, `if`, `def`, etc, to `doEndMatch.keywords.open` for it to work, but it'd be doable. If you have any issues or requests for features open a ticket on GitHub and I'd be happy to help if possible. ## Features - When the cursor is on a block-defining keyword it and the corresponding opening/closing word will be underlined. - Allows jumping to these keywords like Go to Bracket command. - Keyboard Shortcut: `alt+shift+\` ## Extension Settings | Setting | Default | Description | | ------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `doEndMatch.keywords` |

{
  "open": ["do", "fn"], 
  "close": ["end"]
}

| Keywords to match. Any combination of words in open and close will trigger matches. | | `doEndMatch.style` |

{
  "borderWidth": "1px", 
  "borderStyle": "none none solid none"
}

| Custom style for matching do...end blocks | | `doEndMatch.wordSeparators` | ``" \n\t`~!@#$%^&*()-=+[{]}\\|;:'\",.<>/?"`` | Characters that will be used as word separators when looking for do/end. | | `doEndMatch.ignoreDoWithColon` | `true` | When enabled fixes a bug that causes `do:` to still match with `end` in Elixir. | ## Acknowledgements I used the source code from [Subtle Match Brackets](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=rafamel.subtle-brackets) as guide for this extension. It's a great extension that adds customizability to the style of matched brackets.