generic-edit-special

Homepage: https://github.com/lewang/generic-edit-special

Author: Le Wang

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Summary

Editing submodes html css javascript

Commentary

Packages like nxhtml and mmm-mode try to to activate the "right" major mode
for the current chunk of embedded code.  They never worked perfectly for
me.

Orgmode, on the other hand, creates new buffers to edit "src" blocks.  This
has a similar effect to `indirect-buffers', but the buffer created is
"real".

This approach works very well for all major-modes.  That means you can use
`js2-mode' to edit javascript chunks.  I find this this approach much more
consistently.

This hack makes the `org-edit-special' functionality available to any
buffer.  Currently, it recognizes chunks of javascript, css, and ruby
embeddd in HTML. But it's easy to add other languages, just add them to
`ges/chunk-regexps'.



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