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EXATO: Evil XML Attributes Text Object

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Installation

Just use MELPA. Here’s an oneliner using use-package:

(use-package exato :ensure t)

Usage

This package provides the x text object to manipulate html/xml tag attributes. You can customize the binding.

Try using dax, vix and gUix.

Examples

cursor on []

  • Issuing dax inside:
<a href="index.html" class="btn btn-primary [f]oo bar buz">link</a>

Results in:

<a href="index.html">link</a>

Customization

Exato binds the x key for you by default. You can change this with the exato-key variable:

;; this will bind the `h` text object: so dah, dih, etc... will work instead of dax, dix...
(use-package exato
  :ensure t
  :init
  (setq exato-key "h"))

Credits

This package is inspired in Andrea Leopardi’s vim-textobj-xmlattr plugin.

LICENSE

GNU General Public License v3
Copyright (c) 2017-2021 Filipe Silva (ninrod)