Comment by akamoonknight

In just basic Vim, there's highlighting such that if the cursor is over a start bracket (or end bracket), the opposite bracket is highlighted. I do find that very helpful indeed to find matching brackets (or where a bracket is missing), but I can't quite see why I'd need to have the colorization as well. Essentially I guess I can see colorization as 'highlighting' multiple brackets at once. Any way you could convince me that having this multiple identification has been preferable to the single identification?