[TextMate] folding bug? (or: help me make this work!)

[Brian Lalor]

I'm trying to work out a couple of bugs in my XML syntax.  I may have 
uncovered a bug in the folding code, or I may just be suffering from 
regexp brainfade...

What I was originally trying to accomplish was two types of folding.  I 
wanted the following to fold up:
	(begin)    <foo>
	              <bar />
	 (end)     </foo>

... and I also wanted this to fold:
	(begin)    <foo key="value"
	 (end)          key1="value" />

The latter would ideally fold to
	<foo key="value"(...)

Am I correct in believing that this second form can't be accomplished 
with the simple folding marker regexps available now?  The help doc 
says that it expects the end folding marker to be on the same indent 
level as the start folding marker, and the second form definitely is 
not.

Now, for the part that may be a bug:

I haven't found a regexp that will make TM *ignore* the abbreviated 
(but multi-line) XML element above (the 2nd one).  Perhaps this is all 
well and good, except that TM seems to rather arbitrarily match the 
would-be end tag for the shortened element.  I'll annotate the 
screenshot below:
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Line 62 starts one of those singleton elements.  Note that there is no 
closing tag, but at line 67, another element begins as the same indent 
level.  In the current state, if I use the folding start button in the 
gutter at line 62, TM folds the document to line 72 (the end of the 
first </target> text).  If I fold the "clean" target (lines 67 to 71) 
and then fold the <target> at line 62, TM folds all the way to line 92.

It seems to me that TM should stop searching for a match if a new start 
fold marker is discovered at the same indent level.  Is that correct, 
or are my regexps just more sloppy than I thought they were? :-)

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