Problem replacing nested match

[thereforeiam]

I'm trying to factor addEventLister code to a library function, essentially turning this:

foo.bar.addEventListener('mousemove', callback);

into this :

factorizedFunction(foo.bar, 'mousemove', callback);

Let's consider an nested example:

foo.bar.addEventListener("mousedown", function(evt)
{
     //do some stuff

    evt.preventDefault();
    evt.stopPropagation();

    document.body.addEventListener("mouseup", function leMe(evt)
    {
      //do some other stuff
      document.body.removeEventListener("mouseup", leMe);
    });
});

I'm using Equery which works great for this, running this on the above code:
$ grasp -e '$target.addEventListener($eventName, $callback, _$capture)' test.js

outputs this :

1-13:(multiline):
foo.bar.addEventListener("mousedown", function(evt)
{
    //do some stuff

    evt.preventDefault();
    evt.stopPropagation();

    document.body.addEventListener("mouseup", function leMe(evt)
    {
    //do some other stuff
    document.body.removeEventListener("mouseup", leMe);
    });
});
8-12:(multiline):
    document.body.addEventListener("mouseup", function leMe(evt)
    {
    //do some other stuff
    document.body.removeEventListener("mouseup", leMe);
    });

So far so good, just notice that nested match is printed after surrounding one.

Now, when running my replace :
$ grasp -e '$target.addEventListener($eventName, $callback, _$capture)' -iR 'factorizedFunction({{target}}, {{eventName}}, {{callback}}{{capture | before ", "}})' test.js

results in the following code :

factorizedFunction(foo.bar, "mousedown", function(evt)
{
    //do some stuff

    evt.preventDefault();
    evt.stopPropagation();

    document.body.addEventListener("mouseup", function leMe(evt)
    {
      //do some other stuff
      document.body.removeEventListener("mouseup", leMe);
    });
});

As you can see the nested match is not replaced, I guess because it is treated after.
As a workaround I run the command as long as I find matches in my code base.

PS : Great Job guys, grasp is a fantastic tool ! 👍