How to Disable VIM matching parenthesis highlighting
Tuesday, May 31, 2011 EDT
by: Eric Potvin
Tags:ubuntulinuxvim
VIM (or VI) is a powerful tool that allow developer to create or update code. But there's something I found annoying in this tool: "Matching parenthesis". Matching parenthesis can be very useful when you edit file, but if you don't like it how can you get rid of it?
First, open your vimrc file:
vi ~/.vimrc
and simply add the following code in your vimrc file:
let g:loaded_matchparen=1
Now open your file again! Enjoy ;)
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