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Visual Studio Code – How do I jump to the start or the end of an OCaml block in vscode?

Sometimes I look at code that goes like this:

let x =   
  (* 1 million lines of code *)
  let y =
     (* 5 billion lines of code *)
  in
  (* 5 lines of code *)
in

and I find myself scrolling with my cursor on the right indentation to find where a let ... in starts or ends. Is there a better way to do this in VSCode?

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  1. 0

    I am not really sure if such a feature exists in VSCode but you can try this extension which I recommend Block Travel it doesn’t jump to the start or the end of a block code it seems to be so hard to understand when a block begins and ends but it lets you jump up or down to the nearest all white line.

    by default the shortcuts are :

    alt+up
alt+shift+up
alt+down
alt+shift+down

    but you can update them.

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  2. 0

    I have a treat for you: the Navi Parens extension. It is language-agnostic (but has support for OCaml comment and array delimiters in the "Raw brackets" mode).

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