Is there a keyboard shortcut for moving between HTML tags in NetBeans?

Question

When editing an HTML file, if the cursor is on the opening tag, the corresponding tag is highlighted in the editor. I would like to be able to match a keyboard shortcut like alt + → (or something else) to go to the closing tag. I searched for an existing action like this in tools-> options-> keymap, but did not find it, so I decided to try to create a macro for it, I found that I can do this in several ways: ctrl + / (minimize code), → , ctrl + * (deploy code). I recorded a macro of this and he created this code:

collapse-fold-tree caret-forward expand-fold-tree 

Unfortunately, when I run the macro, the cursor stays in the same place, and does not end at the end of the closing tag, as is done in the manual steps. I successfully created a macro that moves from the closing tag to the opening tag:

 collapse-fold-tree expand-fold-tree 

but I can’t make it work forward. I also have a bad feeling that I just missed the action in the keyboard settings and am now trying to invent this wheel. Is this an action that already exists? And if not, does anyone know how I can make a macro work?

Answer 1

To do this, there is an action in the keyboard layout. It is called the "Bracket Insertion Point". The keyboard shortcut ctrl + [ or command + [ on Mac.

Answer 2

There is also a shortcut Ctrl + Shift + [ , which selects the contents inside this tag.