This “bug” may be lurking since the beginning of ruby-mode, but I noticed it recently when I met new Rails standards. For, instance, if I’m about to construct a simple helper a-la Michael Hartl’s Rails tutorial:
def logo(name = nil)
l = image_tag(path, alt: 'Sample App', class: 'round')
# indentation moves cursor here
as you can see, indentation is messed up and it does not follow 2-spaces conventions like it used to. Note that if I change these to “regular” hash conventions it works like a charm.
def logo(name = nil)
l = image_tag(path, :alt => 'Sample App', :class => 'round')
# indentation is now here
This is really frustrating in MuMaMo buffers, since I can get nicely nested HTML code. My cursor ends up in column 2342 at the end of the page. I thought it was Rinari / nXHTML issue, but nope. I’m writing this helper in plain ruby-mode and I get the same behaviour.
Any ideas?
This seems fixed in ruby HEAD