Enrico Maria De Angelis

Technically the same holds for CSS files, which also have the same identical syntax for comments.

@andymass , what about the CSS file? Should I open another issue?

If it is so easy (obviously it works, thanks :smile:), then instead of adding this by default, why not writing this solution (a slight rewording of your latest comment) in...

With some help in [YCM gitter room](https://gitter.im/Valloric/YouCompleteMe#) I've found out that I can run ```vim :augroup matchup_matchparen :au! matchup_matchparen TextChangedI :au! matchup_matchparen TextChangedP :augroup END ``` and issue persists. If...

I didn't know, but in YCM chat room I've been made aware that if I donwload the `*.cast` file from asciinema and run it in the terminal via `asciinema play...

> Or is it necessary to remove all of TextChangedI,TextChangedP,CursorMovedI? Removing only `CursorMovedI`, the problem persists. Removing both `TextChangedI` and `TextChangedP` but leaving `CursorMovedI` active, the problem persists. Removing both...

> ``` > let g:matchup_matchparen_pumvisible = 0 > ``` > > Curious what this would do. The problem persists even with this line in my vimrc.

I'm not sure recognizing the syntax perfectly would actually solve the problem. For instance, in the following `Bb;` has a totally different meaning depending on the different meaning of `B`,...

To avoid duplicating the issues. Is the title referring to the behavior below? [](https://asciinema.org/a/29rEOFNjmkL5FXS7r62r8hNQd)

Thanks for the detailed explanation. I guess the code that would need to be changed in order for it to expose these details (well, since you do hightlight stuff, I...