CSS Select ( WebDevelopment Package)

[sublimator]

This is going to be really cool **when it's finished**; Document selections via XPath and CSS evaluations.

http://blogdata.akalias.net/css-select- ... totype.htm

Unfinished but available at:

http://bitbucket.org/sublimator/webdeve ... /wiki/Home

[vim]

COOL!

[sublimator]

Full node selections:

http://blogdata.akalias.net/css-select- ... ctions.htm

Should be easy enough to use lxml to select nodes closest to cursor and also have a quick panel showing all classes / #id attributes. Got to love high level languages

[SteveCooperOrg]

That is utterly bionic.

I have a feature suggestion; if the cursor is inside a javascript string, use that as the css selector. So you can imagine code like this;

Code: Select all

    <script type="text/javascript>
        // jQuery call to display the #my-dialog div as a dialog box.
        $("#my-dialog").dialog('open');
    </script>


So if you put your cursor into the string ('#my-dialog') and press a key, it'll select the div for your dialog.

This is a very nice way for people to jump from the javascript that manipulates DOM elements straight to the elements themselves.

[sublimator]

Cool idea I'll chuck it on ze TODO. I got the node select command working too + pretty print node. Should get it all together soon. Need to refactor some of the stuff in RelativeIndentation into helper functions. Got some html/css context specific auto-complete as well. Probably put it all in `WebDevelopment` package ( The css node stuff only works for html atm though it should be fairly easy to extend the concept to normal xml using XPath )

[EJ12N]

Nice you actually made it GJ

[sublimator]

Messed around and added node selection / move to node ends commands. XPath and CSS path select both work on html and xml.

http://blogdata.akalias.net/css-select- ... select.htm

[sublimator]

Select just element names, useful for renaming etc

http://blogdata.akalias.net/css-select- ... ntname.htm

[jps]

That's crazy cool!

[sublimator]

Some more fun with nodes:
http://blogdata.akalias.net/css-select- ... egions.htm