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Often I need to search for large size xml files for the next occurrence of the word under the cursor, but preferably if it is a closing tag

In the example below, # is the cursor. Use with *

either #

a key without a key >

or <

will move between <Dealid>

and </Dealid>

.

<Deali#d>4444</Dealid>
... 50 lines
<Dealid>6666</Dealid>
... n lines
<Dealid>5643</Dealid>

I tried it :set iskeyword+=<

, which worked great for going to the next match, but it changed vey

to include the <

closing tag, so moved to the beginning 6666

, for example, and typing vey

would be yank 6666<

, not 6666

.

Is there anyway to get the best of both words or to restrict the iskeyword+=<

operators *

and #

?

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This should do what you want.

nnoremap * :set iskeyword+=<<CR>*:set iskeyword-=<<CR>
nnoremap # :set iskeyword+=<<CR>#:set iskeyword-=<<CR>


It sets the changes iskeyword

before executing *

or #

and then discards it.

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Instead of changing, 'iskeyword'

it is possible to use visual star search . This will allow you to visually select the text and then click *

. egva<*

If you don't want to use the plugin, you can put the ~/.vimrc

following mapping in your file :



xnoremap * y/\V<c-r>=escape(@", '\')<cr><cr>

Note: this collation captures unnamed case, so it is probably best to use a more advanced collation or plugin .

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