David Fishburn wrote: > > ... > > > I triggered it by simply hitting % on a { in a Java file. > > > > It's very possible that it's set somewhere else. The problem is that > > the matchit plugin always sets it empty, also when it already was empty. > > > > let restore_options = " ve=" . &ve . restore_options > > set ve= > > > > This should be change to: > > > > if &ve != '' > > let restore_options = " ve=" . &ve . restore_options > > set ve= > > endif > > > > Should also happen for 'ignorecase'. > > > > > I tested the "if &ve !=" change and that does appear to solve my issue.
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