Assuming the following situation$someVar = Some String with \escaped\ inner delimiters;with the cursor somewhere in the double-quote delimited string.What is the quickest way to jump to the final (actually delimiting) double quote? I can only think of 3f/f depending on where the cursor is, or even using a negative lookbehind with /, but there has to be a better way?Is there perhaps even something like jump to the end of the current syntax-highlighted block?
How to jump to the end of quoted string, considering escaped delimiters
cursor movement;syntax highlighting
@Kent's solution assumes a single string in the line. Another approach is (mis-)using the a / inner quoted string text object (a / i), through visual mode:va<Esc>    for :set selection=inclusive (default)vi<Esc>    for :set selection=exclusive@Kent's solution also doesn't work as a single, atomic {motion}, so you cannot use it after commands like d or y. That can be done via the vim ninja feet plugin as d]i.