Sublime text move cursor to remove bracket shortcut key settings

When sublime text is used to input a function or tag, the cursor usually stays in the middle of the brackets. To jump out, use the left and right arrow keys or the end keys, you can set the shortcut key on your own to implement the jump function.

The original shortcut key settings can be found in Key Binding-default, in rows 39-56, as shown in

We can select some of our commonly used shortcut keys to set them, for example:

{"Keys": ["CTRL + ALT + space"], "command": "move", "ARGs": {"by": "characters", "Forward ": true }},
{"Keys": ["Shift + space"], "command": "move", "ARGs": {"by": "characters", "Forward ": false }},
{"Keys": ["Alt + space"], "command": "move", "ARGs": {"by": "word_ends", "Forward ": true }},
{"Keys": ["Shift + ALT + space"], "command": "move", "ARGs": {"by": "word_ends", "Forward ": false }},
{"Keys": ["Alt + enter"], "command": "move", "ARGs": {"by": "lines", "Forward ": true }},
{"Keys": ["Shift + ALT + enter"], "command": "move", "ARGs": {"by": "lines", "Forward ": false }}