At 09:42 -0700 on 08/23/2011, Watts Martin wrote about Re: Edit both
start and closing HTML tags at once?:
I do suspect one could replicate
this functionality in an AppleScript, though -- find the tag containing
the insertion point, perhaps by searching backward for the "<" and then
forward for the ">", then replacing both it and the matching closing tag
with whatever the user inputs in a dialog box. (This could be
fascinatingly catastrophic if you used it on an HTML tag that didn't
have a matching close tag, of course, unless it had a list of
"self-closing" tags to keep it from doing that.)
Even worse is with HTML (as opposed to XHTML) where the closing tag
is optional (ie: </P> tags are optional so unless you always use
them, they are not always there to find since the next <P> implicitly
closed the prior one).
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