On 19/02/09 16:09, Keith Christian wrote:
> Running VIM 7.2 with Cygwin and GVIM 7.2 on native Windows.
>
> I realize there are a lot of plug-ins for HTML tag insertion or
> completion available, but I'm wondering whether this feature exists in
> the native VIM install?
>
> It seems that a few versions ago, we'd use Ctrl-V to highlight a
> section and then press a key combination to surround the highlighted
> region with a pair of tags, e.g.<h1>hello, world</h1> or similar.
>
> If HTML tag completion isn't in the default install, which of the
> plugins on vim.org are most people using?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> ==========Keith
The default HTML ftplugin has some completion with omni-completion,
triggered by Ctrl-X Ctrl-O in Insert mode. For instance it will complete
</ by closing the latest tag. There are other completions at other
places, e.g. after <p and a space I see the following completions:
class= CDATA
dir= String
id= ID
lang= LangCode
onclick= Script
ondblclick= Script
onkeydown= Script
onkeypress= Script
onkeyup= Script
onmousedown= Script
onmousemove= Script
onmouseout= Script
onmouseover= Script
onmouseup= Script
style= StyleSheet
title= Text
In Vim as distributed (with no optional plugin) there is no mapping to
insert both an opening tag and thez corresponding tag at the same time:
the HTML plugin assumes that you will type straight forward, but it
includes some completions for that purpose.
You may or may not be interested in the closetag.vim custom plugin,
which closes the latest open tag if you hit Ctrl-_ -- it is available in
the "scripts" section of www.vim.org
Best regards,
Tony.
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