Unix Tip #4274- November 23, 2012


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CHECKING BRACKETS USING VIM


To check whether you have closed all your brackets
when writing scripts vim has the answer, simply move
over to the opening or closing bracket and hit %

It will show you the opening or closing bracket.


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