Is this possible?
Say I have text like this:
<html
<a class=... href=...
<p...
<div...
<a id= class=... href=...
<a href=...
<p class=...
I set the cursors to each <a tag. Perhaps I have selected the entire line, or maybe just the cursor rests before each <a.
I want to move each cursor forward to the href= attribute. I cannot use arrow keys the hrefs are in different places.
Your answer might be to select href instead of <a… - No that’s not what I’m asking.
Lets say I want to move the cursor forward to the next class= attribute. I am asking to advance the search forward from a pre-selected position.
Ideally what I really want is a little more complicated. I want to move the cursor forward to then next position I find through a search and to also fail to find that search within the selection, when this occurs I want that cursor to go away. Say I highlight the entire line (or whatever) of each <a tag. Now I want to advance the cursor to the class= attribute. I want to not select the class= from the <p tag in the example, because the <p tag was never highlighted so the search on this selection would fail and the cursor disappears allow the other selections to exist.