As most of you probably know, you can use % to search forwards on the line to find the next paired brace/bracket/paren and move to its matched partner:|a|rray[index] = value; |e| is the cursor; hit %:array[index|]| = value;I am hoping there is a similar key that searches backwards on the line, e.g.:array[index] = value|;| |;| is the cursor again, hit the key I'm looking for:array|[|index] = value;Most vim commands have both a backwards and forwards, so it seems this should to. Does it not have a partner? If so, is that because once it's on a paired character they would act the same?
In vim, search backwards for matching braces/parens
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