How do I jump to a closing bracket in Visual Studio Code

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In VSCode when I type a bracket  e g      it automatically creates the ending bracket       Are there any shortcuts to jump to the closing bracket or parenthesis  without pressing the  End  key   I found a way to do in Sublime Text 2 that did exactly that  using a Regex in the User s Key Bindings  but couldn t find a way to do it in VSCode

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Please use Control     by placing your cursor on start or end

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Simply adding opening tag and writing element name and while adding closing tag with pressing shift button keyword will do the job   For example  If i need to write  lt Text gt  lt  Text gt   I will write    lt Text and will press  gt    Shifttogether  it will provide me desired opening closing tag of Text element   Thanks  Nirmala

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On French keyboard the default binding is   Ctrl Shift

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Another Default Method  Try pressing the ending bracket key   again  It will move your cursor to the end of the brackets  I think it s a good practice to have the habit of typing both brackets

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i use End key  but  as you said you found a way to solve this problem in sublime text    right     i will suggest you to install keymap of sublime text    here and use that sortcut key to solve your same problem in vscode  how to install  press - gt  ctrl   k then ctrl   M or watch the bottom left corner there is a gear called setting click on theat you will found keymaps you will redirected to the extentions were you will have to choose your ex-editor

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Extension TabOut was the option i was looking for

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Command  editor action jumpToBracket  jumps between opening and closing brackets   Here is the command s default key binding as seen in window Default Keyboard Shortcuts accessed from File   Preferences   Keyboard Shortcuts      key    ctrl shift       command    editor action jumpToBracket                                 when    editorTextFocus      If you re fond of quickly configuring keyboard shortcuts and VS Code settings  there are commands  workbench action openGlobalKeybindings  and  workbench action openGlobalSettings       config Code User keybindings json      key    ctrl numpad4    command    workbench action openGlobalKeybindings       key    ctrl numpad1    command    workbench action openGlobalSettings

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The  go to bracket  shortcut takes cursor before the bracket  unlike the  end  key which takes after the bracket  WASDMap VSCode extension is very helpful for navigating and selecting text using WASD keys

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The out-of-the-box way to do it is  Ctrl   Shift

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In Spanish keyboard it s Ctrl Shift     It seems to change from one keyboard layout to another  so better look for it with Cmd Shift P and type  go to bracket  as others suggested

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Press Ctrl K S   or   Open up File --  Preferences ---  Keyboard Shortcuts  Here  type editor action jumpToBracket will show you what is the current setting  You can keep it as is or change it to your combination

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You can learn commands from the command palette Ctrl Cmd   Shift   P   Look for  Go to Bracket   The keybinding is also shown there

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For those with a non-US keyboard    File  gt  Preferences  gt  Keyboard Shortcuts    Code  gt  Preferences  gt  Keyboard Shortcuts on Mac    shows the current key bindings  See also here  https   code visualstudio com docs getstarted keybindings

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The shortcut is   Windows English Ctrl Shift    Windows German Ctrl Shift

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For this  I installed an extension called TabOut  Pretty much does what the name suggests

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For anybody looking how to do it in Visual Studio

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In german VS-Environments here 2015   Optionen Umgebung Tastatur   english  options environment keyboard   Show Commands With  GeheZuKlammer   english   GoToBracket    Set your own Shortcut

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Details that can benefit everyone  Linux Win Mac   The command in the keyboard shortcuts menu editor is editor action jumpToBracket there you can set it to whatever you like  There is also one called editor action selectToBracket which has no shortcut by default  at least on Mac    Etc   On the Mac editor action jumpToBracket starts out as Cmd Shift    and I changed it to Ctrl   because I didn t want a Shift in there and to be in line with what others here say works on Linux Win  I did so in the hopes that I could use Ctrl Shift   to  Extend selection to matching bracket   That is what lead me to discover the details above  I set editor action selectToBracket to Ctrl Shift   and got exactly the behavior I wanted

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Mac Cmd Shift    Mac with french keyboard   Ctrl Cmd Option Shift L  Windows Ctrl Shift    Windows with spanish keyboard Ctrl Shift    Windows with german keyboard Ctrl Shift      Alternatively  you can do  Ctrl Shift p And select Preferences  Open Keyboard Shortcuts There you will be able to see all the shortcuts  and create your own

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