I searched online for this first. But, oddly there's not a lot of info online about xcode it seems. Or, I can't find it yet. And Apple's docs are so cryptic. It reminds me of legal-ese.

Anyway, I've been having to resort to an old trick to keep track of my closing braces using comments:

}// End main VStack

}// End ZStack

I see that it flashes the matching brace briefly when one is selected. But, that only works if you can see both at the same time, and code gets long.

How do you guys do it? Thanks

@mark reveals some tough times with the Google...

I searched online for [...find matching braces] first. But, oddly there's not a lot of info online about xcode it seems.

You had bad luck searching for the wrong string!

Instead, try searching for: Xcode code folding

This is a great shortcut a number of Xcode presenters use in their vids.

Code Folding

Place your cursor inside a VStack, ForEach group, Button, function, class, or anything delimited by brackets. Then hold Option-Command-LeftArrow. aka ⌥ ⌘ ⬅️

This will fold the code showing just the starting and ending brackets with three ellipses inbetween.

     // Example of folded code
     VStack{ ... }  // end of VStack

     // or
     struct DeleteExpenseView: View  { ... }  // <-- folded view struct

As you may guess, Option-Command-RightArrow expands a folded code group.

Keep Coding!

Thanks @Legion, and man do I feel a little silly now. I could have sworn I already tried double clicking it. ha

This code folding looks nice too. Other IDEs do this but I never felt the need to hide anything. Maybe I should try to find a use for it since it seems so useful. Thanks @Obelix

@mark wonders about code folding:

Other IDEs do [folding] but I never felt the need to hide anything.
Maybe I should try to find a use for it since it seems so useful.

You were looking for ways to find matching braces.
Quite literally, the closing brace is three dots away from the opening brace after folding!

Code folding is a life saver when optimizing the code and you know that you are done with one part..

I'd so much rather have colorized matching braces etc. as with VSCodium. I don't want my code folded, and don't want it obscured by highlighting. I just want to scan for matching colors, which, for my eyes, are much more findable.

Really not possible?