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@@ -3,8 +3,10 @@ nextag - SGML tag motions (XML, XHTML, HTML etc) Author: Tom Ryder <tom@sanctum.geek.nz> License: Same terms as Vim itself -Navigate forward and backward by tags, just like a normal Vim motion. -Operators and counts can be prepended, and it also works in visual mode. +Move to next and previous tags in a SGML document, including XML and HTML. Use +<leader>. and <leader>, to search for the next and previous tags, respectively. +Prepended counts work, e.g. 5<leader>. as do operations, e.g. d<leader>. and +visual mode e.g. v<leader>,. Doesn't match SGML comments or !DOCTYPES. {operator}{count}\. Move to start of next tag, if one exists. diff --git a/doc/nextag.txt b/doc/nextag.txt index 92fb46d..6e13cf4 100644 --- a/doc/nextag.txt +++ b/doc/nextag.txt @@ -5,8 +5,10 @@ License: Same terms as Vim itself (see |license|) DESCRIPTION *nextag* -Navigate forward and backward by tags, just like a normal Vim motion. -Operators and counts can be prepended, and it also works in visual mode. +Move to next and previous tags in a SGML document, including XML and HTML. Use +<leader>. and <leader>, to search for the next and previous tags, respectively. +Prepended counts work, e.g. 5<leader>. as do operations, e.g. d<leader>. and +visual mode e.g. v<leader>,. Doesn't match SGML comments or !DOCTYPES. MAPPINGS *nextag-mappings* diff --git a/plugin/nextag.vim b/plugin/nextag.vim index 68bb0fc..d35fbd8 100644 --- a/plugin/nextag.vim +++ b/plugin/nextag.vim @@ -2,7 +2,8 @@ " nextag.vim - Move to next and previous tags in a SGML document, including " XML and HTML. Use <leader>. and <leader>, to search for the next and " previous tags, respectively. Prepended counts work, e.g. 5<leader>. as do -" operations, e.g. d<leader>. and visual mode e.g. v<leader>,. +" operations, e.g. d<leader>. and visual mode e.g. v<leader>,. Doesn't match +" SGML comments or !DOCTYPES. " " Maintainer: Tom Ryder <http://www.sanctum.geek.nz/> " |