adding ragtag vim plugin

vim/colors/railscasts.vim

@@ -31,6 +31,7 @@ hi Folded     guifg=#F6F3E8 guibg=#444444  gui=NONE
 hi Directory  guifg=#A5C160 gui=NONE
 hi Error      guifg=#FFFFFF guibg=#990000
 hi MatchParen guifg=NONE    guibg=#131313
+hi Title      guifg=#E6E1DC
 
 hi Comment    guifg=#BC9357 guibg=NONE     gui=italic
 hi! link Todo Comment

vim/doc/ragtag.txt

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+*ragtag.txt*  Ghetto XML/HTML mappings (formerly allml.vim)
+
+Author:  Tim Pope <vimNOSPAM@tpope.org>         *ragtag-author*
+License: Same terms as Vim itself (see |license|)
+
+This plugin is only available if 'compatible' is not set.
+
+INTRODUCTION                                    *ragtag*
+
+These are my personal mappings for XML/XHTML editing, particularly with
+dynamic content like PHP/ASP/eRuby.  Because they are personal, less effort
+has been put into customizability (if you like these mappings but the lack of
+customizability poses an issue for you, let me know).  Examples shown are for
+eRuby.
+
+You might find these helpful in your vimrc:
+>
+        inoremap <M-o>       <Esc>o
+        inoremap <C-j>       <Down>
+        let g:ragtag_global_maps = 1
+<
+MAPPINGS                                        *ragtag-mappings*
+
+The table below shows what happens if the binding is pressed on the end of a
+line consisting of "foo".
+
+Mapping       Changed to   (cursor = ^) ~
+<C-X>=        foo<%= ^ %>                               *ragtag-CTRL-X_=*
+<C-X>+        <%= foo^ %>                               *ragtag-CTRL-X_+*
+<C-X>-        foo<% ^ %>                                *ragtag-CTRL-X_-*
+<C-X>_        <% foo^ %>                                *ragtag-CTRL-X__*
+<C-X>'        foo<%# ^ %>                               *ragtag-CTRL-X_'*
+              (mnemonic: ' is a comment in ASP VBS)
+<C-X>"        <%# foo^ %>                               *ragtag-CTRL-X_quote*
+<C-X><Space>  <foo>^</foo>                              *ragtag-CTRL-X_<Space>*
+<C-X><CR>     <foo>\n^\n</foo>                          *ragtag-CTRL-X_<CR>*
+<C-X>/        Last HTML tag closed                      *ragtag-CTRL-X_/*
+<C-X>!        <!DOCTYPE...>/<?xml ...?> (menu)          *ragtag-CTRL-X_!*
+<C-X>@        <link rel="stylesheet" ...>               *ragtag-CTRL-X_@*
+              (mnemonic: @ is used for importing in a CSS file)
+<C-X>#        <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" ... />    *ragtag-CTRL-X_#*
+<C-X>$        <script src="/javascripts/^.js"></script> *ragtag-CTRL-X_$*
+              (mnemonic: $ is valid in javascript identifiers)
+
+For the bindings that generate HTML tag pairs, in a few cases, attributes will
+be automatically added.  For example, script becomes >
+        <script type="text/javascript">
+<
+ENCODING                                        *ragtag-encoding*
+
+This plugin used to provide a set of general purpose XML/URL encoding/decoding
+mappings.  These mappings have been extracted to a (highly recommended) plugin
+named unimpaired.vim.  Left behind were the following four insert mode
+mappings (mostly useful as stupid party tricks).
+
+                                                *ragtag-CTRL-V_%*
+<Plug>ragtagUrlV        URL encode the next character.
+<C-V>%
+
+                                                *ragtag-CTRL-V_&*
+<Plug>ragtagXmlV        XML encode the next character.
+<C-V>&
+
+                                                *ragtag-CTRL-X_%*
+<Plug>ragtagUrlEncode   Toggle a mode that automatically URL encodes unsafe
+<C-X>%                  characters.
+
+                                                *ragtag-CTRL-X_&*
+<Plug>ragtagXmlEncode   Toggle a mode that automatically XML encodes unsafe
+<C-X>&                  characters.
+
+SURROUNDINGS                                    *ragtag-surroundings*
+
+Combined with surround.vim, you also get three "replacements".  Below, the ^
+indicates the location of the wrapped text.  See |surround| for details.
+
+Character     Replacement ~
+-             <% ^ %>
+=             <%= ^ %>
+#             <%# ^ %>
+
+ vim:tw=78:et:ft=help:norl: