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erb nested Inline control flow matching is broken #391
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tpope commented on Feb 6, 2019
It's working fine for me. What does :echo b:ruby_no_expensive report?
amerov commented on Feb 6, 2019
It's working fine for me. What does :echo b:ruby_no_expensive report?
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NoahTheDuke commented on Feb 6, 2019
I experience this as well, and I also get a 1 when I run that command.
tpope commented on Feb 6, 2019
With an unfamiliar color scheme I can't tell exactly what "this" is.
dkearns commented on Feb 7, 2019
The if modifier is being incorrectly match(it)ed with end.
tpope commented on Feb 7, 2019
Oh that I am experiencing and I am doubtful it can be fixed. Is the highlighting from a version of matchit newer than ships with Vim?
dkearns commented on Feb 7, 2019
I assumed the highlighting was some sort of matchpairs plugin.
amerov commented on Feb 7, 2019
I use vim-matchup
but I was try without this plugin and navigate with % I got some result.
tpope commented on Feb 7, 2019
So in a normal Ruby file, if and end are paired into a syntax group, and the syntax group is leveraged for matchit pairing. Creating a syntax group isn't possible with HTML in the middle so that feature is disabled in ERB files. It would be probably possible to mitigate this by adding a look-behind to the \<if\> regexp. I am not likely to attempt this personally.
dkearns commented on Feb 8, 2019
@amerov If you're interested in trying to fix this yourself you might find some useful patterns in both the syntax and indent files.
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