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kakeidoscope

A plugin for Kakoune which implements simple rainbow bracket highlighting. It does not parse language features, and will thus highlight comments. See ./CHANGELOG.md for history.

Installation

cargo install kakeidoscope

Usage

To load the necessary options and wrapper functions for kakeidoscope, place the below snippet into your configuration, which loads /rc/kakeidoscope.kak. Note that the init subcommand requires the default cargo feature, init.

evaluate-commands %sh{ kakeidoscope init }

The below snippet will additonally automatically highlight all windows.

hook global WinCreate '.*' kakeidoscope-enable-window

The below options are passed to kakeidoscope via the Kakoune command kakeidoscope-highlight.

declare-option int kakeidoscope_faces red yellow green cyan blue magenta
declare-option regex kakeidoscope_regex '[()[\]{}]'

For pre-v1.0.0 configurations, change the kakeidoscope_pairs option to a regex option, kakeidoscope_regex, as above. kakeidoscope_regex should contain only characters in "()[]{}<>", as others will be ignored.

See kakeidoscope help highlight for detail on the binary's command-line options.

Examples

  • Given {(])}, the {} and () pair would be highlighted (with {} as top-level and () as once-nested), and the ] would be ignored, as it does not close a pair.
  • Given {([)}, the {, (, and [ would be highlighted (with { as top-level, ( as once-nested, and [ as twice-nested), and the ) and } would be ignored, as neither closes a pair.

Note that this plugin's behavior is not identical to Kakoune's show-matching highlighter, as we use stricter rules to find a pair.

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