BracketFlasher
Sublime Text editor plugin that briefly flashes the area of code back to the matching bracket when entering a closing bracket.
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Bracket Flasher
A Sublime Text 3 plugin that highlights matching brackets as you type, and makes it obvious when you accidentally add an unmatched bracket.
Bracket Flasher makes it easy to see where your matching brackets are by briefly highlighting the area of text enclosed by the bracket you have just typed. Or if there is no matching bracket it will highlight the screen with a warning to make it clear you've made a mistake.
Installation
Install from Package Control in the usual way. The function will be automatically enabled once installation is complete.
Settings
See the default settings (Preferences->Package Settings->BracketFlasher->Settings - Default) for the list of settings. You can adjust how and how long the screen flashes, and the sets of bracket pairs that are handled. You must restart Sublime Text to pick up changes to the settings.