Recently I upgraded to Visual Studio 2010 in the hope that it would provide matching bracket hightlighting for Javascript as it does for C#.
On the project I am working on I am doing more Javascript than C# and I finding the lack of bracket matching quite painful.
Is there any method of turning on this feature for Javascript too?
EDIT December 2015: Right now I am using Viasfora extension which does rainbow braces like vim, emacs. Each bracket pair has is successively given a different color, so you dont have to put the caret next to a bracket. Using it in vs 2013.
Recently I upgraded to Visual Studio 2010 in the hope that it would provide matching bracket hightlighting for Javascript as it does for C#.
On the project I am working on I am doing more Javascript than C# and I finding the lack of bracket matching quite painful.
Is there any method of turning on this feature for Javascript too?
EDIT December 2015: Right now I am using Viasfora extension which does rainbow braces like vim, emacs. Each bracket pair has is successively given a different color, so you dont have to put the caret next to a bracket. Using it in vs 2013.
Share Improve this question edited Dec 19, 2015 at 18:26 Tahir Hassan asked Nov 4, 2010 at 12:48 Tahir HassanTahir Hassan 5,8176 gold badges47 silver badges67 bronze badges2 Answers
Reset to default 11Microsoft has released JScript Editor Extensions for this. It also has support for intellisense ments. This works great when referencing in th jQuery vsdoc.
JSEnhancements
This extension provides outlining and matching braces highlighting features for Visual Studio JavaScript and CSS editor.
Works both in JS/CSS files and HTML script/style blocks.
Outlining is like in C# editor. It outlines {}'s, []'s and #region tags