Re: Match <div and </div>

Hi Sébastien,

Op 23-01-2023 om 14:18 schreef Seb:
> I am looking for a way to jump from a <div (in an HTML file) to 
> the matching </div> (with other <div's inbetween) and vice versa.
> 
> Is there a standard way of doing this that I have overlooked?

There is no built-in way for doing this.  The 'findbracket' function
works only between single code points.

> Or, any idea how to do this?

When you add this to your .nanorc:

   set matchbrackets "(<[{«﹝)>]}»﹞"

then the following key binding should work:

   bind M-B "{replace}<div{enter}﹝{enter}A
             {replace}</div{enter}﹞{enter}A
             {findbracket}
             {replace}﹞{enter}</div{enter}A
             {replace}﹝{enter}<div{enter}A
             {left}{right}" main

Note that I have wrapped the string for clarity.  In your .nanorc
file the binding should be a single long line without any spaces
between the quotes.  Note that the mini tortoise brackets are
double-width characters.  Of course, you can choose any pair of
special characters that you like, as long as they will never occur
in any of your HTML documents.

(The final {left}{right} are not essential -- they serve just to
clear the "Replaced xxx occurrences" message from the status bar,
when using --quickblank or --minibar.)

Benno