Reading HTML Tag information

I don't have the exact code to offer, but I can suggest how I do it. I use the SyntaxEditor.SelectedView.GetCurrentToken method to get the current token. If the token key is something that might be in a tag or the Token.LexicalState.Key is the proper state, then you'll need to scan for the opening tag. You can use the SyntaxEditor.Document.GetTokenStream method to get a token stream. You'll then do a ReadReverse until you get to the token that starts your HTML tag. At that point, you'll start to read forward until you reach the end token (trapping the text of each token as you go).

Sorry I don't have exact code samples to offer, and I may be off on the location of some of those methods. You can see an example of scanning backwards in the C# Sample. Look at the code used for the IntelliSenseMemberList because it scans backward from the current token to find the full name of the current member. It'll help move you in the right direction.

Thanks for the pointers. I'm sure I'll work it out from your info. <IMG SRC="smile.gif" border="0">