Re: Match <div and </div>

Hi Benno,

> Then your mailer seems not to support UTF-8.  Apparently you are one of 
> the few people that still stick to ISO-8859-*.

Indeed. UTF8 creates vast problems for my thousands of TeX files that were 
written before UTF8 was invented, and brings hardly any benefit for me.

> In other words: each replace command stands on its own.

Thanks for the explanation.

>  bind M-B "{replace}<div{enter}^Q{enter}A
>            {replace}</div{enter}^R{enter}A
>            {replace}<form{enter}^S{enter}A
>            {replace}</form{enter}^T{enter}A
>            {findbracket}
>            {replace}^T{enter}</form{enter}A
>            {replace}^S{enter}<form{enter}A
>            {replace}^R{enter}</div{enter}A
>            {replace}^Q{enter}<div{enter}A
>            {left}{right}" main
> In this case, instead of rare code points, I have used control codes 
> that are very unlikely to occur in any document.  Enter each one by 
> preceding the keystroke with M-V.

This code didn't work for me, but I get the idea. Changing the ^char 
sequences with other infrequent codepoints in latin1 got it to work.

Many thanks!

Sébastien.