Closed roket1428 closed 5 years ago
% key has to jump between tags by default in html/vue tags. (cursor is []. So, [m] means cursor on the "m" char.)
Expected when pressing %:
<te[m]plate> <template> <vue-tag> <vue-tag> Dummy data ===> Dummy data </vue-tag> </vue-tag> </template> <[/]template>
But it doesn't do anything. If you don't know what % does (I'm pretty sure you do) check it out with :h % in vim
You could check expected behavior with a normal html file.
Thank you for reminding me of the useful % command. Its config is added and can be used for tags now.
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Thanks a lot man...
% key has to jump between tags by default in html/vue tags. (cursor is []. So, [m] means cursor on the "m" char.)
Expected when pressing %:
But it doesn't do anything. If you don't know what % does (I'm pretty sure you do) check it out with :h % in vim
You could check expected behavior with a normal html file.