IntelliJ IDEA shortcut keymap for matching brace

问题:

What is the keymap for navigating to the matching brace in IntelliJ IDEA?

public void blah() {|
   ...

}

If | is my cursor, I would like to jump to the closing brace with this keymap.

回答1:

I've only verified this with IntelliJ 9 but:

On Windows:

• Ctrl+} will move to the close bracket.

• Ctrl+{ will move to the open bracket.

On Mac:

• Use cmd instead of Ctrl.

回答2:

As an alternative to Ctrl+} and Ctrl+{ you can by default use Ctrl+Alt+Shift+9 and Ctrl+Alt+Shift+8 respectively. I haven't even tried to remember that yet. ;)

Also in Settings -> (IDE Settings ->) Keymap -> Editor Actions there's an entry called "Move Caret to Matched Brace" that doesn't have a default key mapping. I mapped it to Ctrl+< because the key combination was unmapped and the keys are close to each other on a german keyboard.

This applies to IDEA 12.

回答3:

On some keyboards, including Swedish ones, it's not practical to use Ctrl-} or Ctrl-{. The best approach I've found under those circumstances is to double-click the bracket in view, which highlights everything between the brackets, then use left-arrow or right-arrow to move to the appropriate end of the highlighted region.

回答4:

Its ^M (control + M) on my Mac using IDEA v15 and keeping the default keymap for MacOSX 10.5+

If you are not sure go to prefs and search for "Move Caret to Matching Brace". That's the name of the command and you can set your own shortcut!

回答5:

@dhable is also right but you can also do this mouse

place the cursor with braces and double click so this will select or highlight the code bw braces

回答6:

Ctrl+} and Ctrl+{ only moves the cursor to the closes corresponding brace that embraces ( with its counterpart) the place where you called the shortcut.

Ctrl+Shift+} and Ctrl+Shift+{ moves the cursor to the same brace as the first mentioned shortcut and highlights all the area between start point and the result brace.

Ctrl+Shift+M moves the cursor to the opposite or nearest embracing brace or bracket of any sort ( ), { }, < >, [ ].

The last one can be changed in the settings.