When you place your mouse "|" next to a bracket "{" it identifies the lower
bracket "}" - Great feature. However, this does not work correctly if you
have a comment that contains a bracket "//}". The identification system
should ignore brackets if they are commented. In the code below, placing
the mouse next to the first bracket should place the identifier on the last
bracket (the end of the first if statement), but it doesn't. It highlights
the end of the second if statement, misidentifying the close of the bracket
because the commented bracket is confusing it.

if (1 == 1) {
if (2 == 2) {
//Some old code }
}
}

Processing 1.0.9
Mac OSX 10.6.2

yeah, the editor ain't so smart.

Ta-dahhhhhh.

This code is even smarter than Eclipse, which doesn't take character
constants into account. Boo-yah, Eclipse.

fantastic, thanks!