Is there a way (w/o plugins or VIMLing) to select two successive tags (no children => siblings) analogously - but not similar to - using e.g. v2at or d2at?
I'm not asking for a macro but for a native vim command (haven't found one...).
Sample ('*' denotes the cursor position; the area between the '|'s reflects the selection after "some possible native command"):
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$<ctag>
<tag>
a
</tag>
|<tag>
* b
</tag>
<tag>
c
</tag>|
<tag>
d
</tag>
</ctag>$
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Note: v2at would select the area between the '$'s.
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Wednesday, August 17, 2016
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