Closing HTML tags?

[Adolfo Olivera]

Hi,

   I finally figured out how to use omnifunc for php, html, css. My question is: Once I open an HTML tag, is there a way of autogenerating the closing one?

Thanks,

[Tony Mechelynck]

I use the CloseTag plugin,
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=13 -- which you could
have found by going to http://www.vim.org/ then "Scripts" then search
for "closetag".


Best regards,
Tony.
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[Benjamin Klein]

I could be dreadfully wrong about this but tag-closing functionality seems like a rather small feature to be available only in its own specific plugin. I therefore ask out of curiosity: Are there any other plugins that handle this?

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[Tony Mechelynck]

On 14/11/12 01:15, Benjamin Klein wrote:
> I could be dreadfully wrong about this but tag-closing functionality seems like a rather small feature to be available only in its own specific plugin. I therefore ask out of curiosity: Are there any other plugins that handle this?

I don't know; but this "small" plugin will search backwards as far as
necessary for the latest unclosed open tag, and give an error if it
finds an opening tag not matching what was expected from a
not-yet-opened closing tag: put the cursor just before your </html> tag
then hit Ctrl-_ and if (possibly after some time) the plugin inserts
</html> with no error, it means you haven't left any mismatched tags in
the whole document. Otherwise (assuming you have a properly closed
</body> tag) it will try to stop with the cursor near the place where
you opened a tag which you have forgotton to close.

This plugin has a provision for "optionally closed" HTML tags (<p>,
<li>, <tr>, <td>, etc.); you may customize the list. XML of course
allows no such optionally closed tags: you have to either specify
explicitly that a <tag/> will have no content, or else <tag>open and
close it</tag> explicitly.


A similar small-but-not-so-small plugin (distributed with Vim) is the
matchit plugin, which will move the cursor from an open or closed
bracket or word to its mate depending on the file's syntax.


Best regards,
Tony.
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[stosss]

I have created my own maps to do html tags for the most common ones used.

[stosss]

On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 9:39 PM, stosss <sto...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have created my own maps to do html tags for the most common ones used.
>

Sorry about the top post. I was using my smart phone and realized the
mistake as soon as I sent it.

[Ben Fritz]

On Tuesday, November 13, 2012 5:31:00 PM UTC-6, Adolfo Olivera wrote:
> Hi,
>
>    I finally figured out how to use omnifunc for php, html, css. My question is: Once I open an HTML tag, is there a way of autogenerating the closing one?
>

Using the default HTML omni completion on </ will automatically close the last open tag. E.g. with text "<span>My fun span</" typing CTRL-X CTRL-O will complete to "<span>My fun span</span>". Is this what you're looking for?

[Adolfo Olivera]

Thanks to all for the tips. I guess I'll try installing one of the mentioned plugins.

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