css support about splitjoin.vim HOT 8 CLOSED

Yes, I've thought about it, since it should be pretty useful, I simply never got around to doing it. I just pushed CSS support to master, you can try it out now, if you'd like.

Any feedback is welcome, so if you find any issues with it, let me know :).

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Mate!!!! Really really really awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!
it runs almost flawlessly, but there is some multi-lined styles that doesn't work, the cursor have to be in the last line where the "{" is in order for it to work. But that is not a big deal.

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I'm glad you like it :).

As for the multi-line problem, if you give me an example, I might be able to fix it. It's possible that I just missed some edge case.

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not a big deal though, but if you keen to look into it, here is an example
h1,
h2,
h3 {
blah blah
}

the cursor must be placed on h3 (in the same line as the "{" in order for it to collapse. But it only joints to the h3 { bla bla }, not joining the h1, h2,

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Hm, I hadn't though of that use case. I'll think about it and see what I can do. If I manage to get it working, I'll write here.

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Well, I played around with it some more and I got it working (pushed to master), although it's a separate join. The example goes like this:

h1,
h2,
h3 {
  font-size: 18px;
  font-weight: bold;
}

Now, if the cursor is on "h1" and you execute a join, the result will be this:

h1, h2, h3 {
  font-size: 18px;
  font-weight: bold;
}

On the other hand, if the cursor is on "h3", it'll turn out like this:

h1,
h2,
h3 { font-size: 18px; font-weight: bold; }

You can do both to join it completely if you like. There might be a bit of a problem in the fact that you can now join within the block as well and the results might not be very good. I'll think more about how I can avoid this later on.

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coolio, but as i said early on, it ain't a big deal, you probably should spend time on something else better than making this perfect lol

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Don't worry about it, it's actually one of the simplest parts of the plugin :).

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