Selection by parentheses

[vanderaalle]

(sorry, maybe it's me).
One of the traditional SC feature is that you can select blocks of code surrounded by parentheses. Is this possible? I haven't been able to do it

[crucialfelix]

ctrl-cmd M
https://github.com/atom/bracket-matcher

but its not ideal yet. it only selects the next level up.

I am looking for some package that can find the largest () scope

possibly there is a way to call the functions in bracket-matcher and step upwards till its the top level.

maybe: https://atom.io/packages/paredit

which is amazing on emacs, but is still incomplete here.

[vanderaalle]

thanks a lot, I inspected keymap file but wasn't able to find it. I'm also not able to clean post window (sorry if these are dumb questions, you can take me as the 0-level user... :) )

[crucialfelix]

dumb questions are the best ones. those are the ones the developer thinks he is too smart to ask. but he's wrong.

I didn't assign a key command to post window yet.

cmd-shift-C is most likely but it conflicts with Color Picker, but now I'm thinking that doesn't matter so much.

Atom needs key commands limited by scope. They will add this soon.

[ssfrr]

According to the docs regions are defined by an open and close parenthesis, each on its own line. Maybe you could just do a linear search up and down from the evaluation line looking for a line that's only a single open or close parenthesis? Unless the file is huge (probably not very likely for a SC file) I imagine it would be fast enough.

[crucialfelix]

I was hoping for some atom library that provides that functionality. I
would rather concentrate on supercollider only features.

Even if I can find something to copy and paste or some npm library that
does it, that would help.

Maybe its not so hard to do. I'm still waiting for a good Par Edit for Atom

https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/ParEdit

[crucialfelix]

this works: https://github.com/juliangruber/balanced-match

[diegovdc]

Any hope on getting this feature? Would be awesome