Commented Issue: Enter after unmatched curly brace causes exception [1386]

Hi,

Whenever I press enter after an unmatched opening curly brace I get an "Object reference not set to an instance of an object" error prompt.

Whenever I press enter after an unmatched closing curly brace I get an "Count must be positive and count must refer to a location within the string/array/collectionudio. Parameter name: count." error prompt.

For instance:

```
var func = function () {<enter here causes a "Object reference not set to an instance of an object>
```

Here's my setup:
Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2013
Version 12.0.30723.00 Update 3
Node.js Tools 1.0.20905.00
Node.js Tools - Profiling 1.0.20905.00

Thanks
Comments: Maybe this particular example is solved, but there are still plenty of cases where this happens, for instance: ```` var a = function () { } <typing enter here causes an "Object reference not found" exception> }; ```` And there are multiples combinations that causes this exception or the other about "the count must be positive..." It is very annoying when fixing things in code and always getting to press enter to dismiss the error... couldn't all formatting errors be trapped and not sent to the editor? I never see these exceptions while coding c# or normal javascript (web), if my structure is bad, it just won't compile or work at the end. Here is another example using a promise library: ```` db.query("").then(function (data) { <enter here (without closing curly brace causes a "count must be positive...." exception> ```` I am using the latest dev build from september 26th: Node.js Tools 1.0.20926.01 Thanks for looking into it.