[TxMt] [ANN] Balance Jr 2.0 & Screencast!

[thomas Aylott]

>> I rewrote a bunch of stuff in my Balance Jr Command.
>> I made a new screencast.
>>
>> Blog Post
>> http://subtlegradient.com/articles/2006/05/06/balance-jr-2-0-for- 
>> textmate-screencast
>>
>> Download in a zip
>> http://trippledoubleyou.subtlegradient.com/textmate/ 
>> tAylott_subtleGradient.tmbundle.zip
>>
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>
> Well, now that I've watched the screencast, I can now say that I  
> finally understand the philosophy behind your balance jr command,  
> namely that prev is used to fine tune and next is used to grab  
> (more or less). This is a good thing Ibelieve :)

Also, prev is used to select the surrounding contents of the caret.  
You use PREV inside of a string to select the contents of that string  
for example.

> However, how did you select that one div-tag and change it with the  
> end tag?
That is Duane's Intelligent Jump
http://blog.inquirylabs.com/2006/05/02/new-feature-intelligent-jump/

I changed his keystrokes to shift-home and shift-end

> Also, I'd suggest a change in the oh so wonderful add html- 
> attribute, it should add it to the current tag the caret is in if  
> at all possible. Scenario
> (| means caret)
> <p|>
> this I believe should add an attribute in that p-tag, however, it  
> jumps to the next instead. So, while inside the <> characters, I  
> believe it should stick to that tag.
>
> Andreas

You are, of course, completely right.
I have been meaning to fix that, but hadn't gotten around to it yet :-!
I'll let you know when I do

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