what is a shortcut command to select to enclosing bracket?

[norflin321]

i tried usingeditor::MoveToEnclosingBracket in vim visual mode, but it drops the selection :(

[0x2CA]

I don't quite understand the effect you're going for, but I've made some guesses

Zed has already supported common TextObject.

 {
    "context": "vim_operator == a || vim_operator == i || vim_operator == cs",
    "bindings": {
      "w": "vim::Word",
      "shift-w": ["vim::Word", { "ignorePunctuation": true }],
      "t": "vim::Tag",
      "s": "vim::Sentence",
      "p": "vim::Paragraph",
      "'": "vim::Quotes",
      "`": "vim::BackQuotes",
      "\"": "vim::DoubleQuotes",
      "|": "vim::VerticalBars",
      "(": "vim::Parentheses",
      ")": "vim::Parentheses",
      "b": "vim::Parentheses",
      "[": "vim::SquareBrackets",
      "]": "vim::SquareBrackets",
      "r": "vim::SquareBrackets",
      "{": "vim::CurlyBrackets",
      "}": "vim::CurlyBrackets",
      "shift-b": "vim::CurlyBrackets",
      "<": "vim::AngleBrackets",
      ">": "vim::AngleBrackets",
      "a": "vim::Argument",
      "i": "vim::IndentObj",
      "shift-i": ["vim::IndentObj", { "includeBelow": true }],
      "f": "vim::Method",
      "c": "vim::Class"
    }
  },

If you want to select a curly brackets, you can use va{
If you just want to select the text to the next}, you can use the search or find
such as vf} or v/}enter

Of course the lookup defaults to the current line only, you can turn on the multi-line setting

  "vim": {
    "use_multiline_find": true,
  },

So you can use n/N or ;/, to expand

[norflin321]

thanks to @helgemahrt, vim::Matching is what i was looking for, since it works the same as editor::MoveToEnclosingBracket, except it also does not drop the selection in visual.
i would expect to see something like editor::SelectToEnclosingBracket though :)