Repeating cst<c-t>div<cr>

[sassanh]

Thanks for this super helpful extension, it really improves my productivity by an order. Though there's this minor issue I found:

Suppose that I have these lines of html code:

<div || class="some-class">text</div>
<div class="some-class">text</div>

double pipe indicates my cursor position, if I press cst<c-t>div<cr> (without double quotes) it changes to:

<div class="some-class">
    text
</div>
<div || class="some-class">text</div>

and if I change cursor position to double pipe and hit dot key, it'll change to:

<div class="some-class">
    text
</div>
<div>
    text
</div>

Removing the class (or any other html tag attribute) like I had > instead of <cr> in my command. Is there any workaround for this?

[vojtechpachol]

More generally, no tag replacement works with repeat

█tr class="myclass">a</tr>
<tr class="myclass">b</tr>
<tr class="myclass">c</tr>

When I hit csttspan↵j.j., I get

<span class="myclass">a</span>
<span>b</span>
█span>c</span>

[dylnmc]

I've noticed this, as well. I was going to file a bug. Glad I found this.

I got around it using a macro with the extended functionality of % in addition to markers.

Would be nice if this worked, though.

[rluba]

@dylnmc Could you elaborate on your solution? This bug still exists and is quite annoying. (Repeating cst discards all attributes of the tag you use the repeat on.)