Close Tag On Slash Command for Sublime Text 2

close_tag_on_slash.py

import sublime, sublime_plugin

class CloseTagOnSlashCommand( sublime_plugin.TextCommand ) :
	def run( self, edit ) :
		self.view.insert( edit, self.view.sel()[0].begin(), '/' )
		whatIsLeft = self.view.substr( sublime.Region( 0, self.view.sel()[0].begin() ) )
		if whatIsLeft[-2] == '<' :
			tag = ''
			while len( tag ) == 0 and len( whatIsLeft ) > 0 :
				closeStart = whatIsLeft.rfind( '</' )
				if closeStart >= 0 :
					closeEnd = whatIsLeft.find( '>', closeStart + 1 )
					if closeEnd >= 0 :
						tag = self.lastOpenTag( whatIsLeft[closeEnd:] )
						if len( tag ) == 0 :
							openStart = whatIsLeft.rfind( '<' + whatIsLeft[closeStart + 2:closeEnd] + '>' )
							if openStart == -1 :
								openStart = whatIsLeft.rfind( '<' + whatIsLeft[closeStart + 2:closeEnd] + ' ' )
							if openStart > 0 :
								whatIsLeft = whatIsLeft[0:openStart]
							else :
								whatIsLeft = ''
					whatIsLeft = whatIsLeft[0:closeStart]
				else :
					whatIsLeft = ''
			if len( tag ) > 0 :
				self.view.insert( edit, self.view.sel()[0].begin(), tag + '>' )

	def lastOpenTag( self, string ) :
		tag = ''
		tagEnd = string.rfind( '>' )
		if ( tagEnd > 1 ) and ( string[tagEnd - 1] != '/' ) :
			tagStart = string.rfind( '<', 0, tagEnd - 1 )
			if tagStart >= 0 and ( string[tagStart + 1] != '/' ) :
				tag = string[( tagStart + 1 ):tagEnd].split( ' ', 1 )[0]
		return tag

While in Sumblime Text 2 select Tools > New Plugin... from the main menu and paste the code, save as close_tag_on_slash.py, then add the following keymap

[
{ "keys": ["/"], "command": "close_tag_on_slash" }
]

For a better working solution please have a look at http://github.com/wastek/Close-Tag-On-Slash-for-Sublime-Text instead...

Url changed to https://github.com/kihlstrom/CloseTagOnSlash a while back. Also part of https://github.com/SublimeText/Tag