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I didn't put it in capitals to be a nob. It's just I noticed you had a notice up earlier saying that rhtml code completion, and begin/end, quotes and other language features (such as breakpoints) were broken. I've been using latest builds all day, and tho the original languageExceptions have dissapeared, the actual functionality for rhtml files has dissapeared too! You've also taken the notice down - so I thought I'd let you know: 1. it's still broke, 2. there's no notice saying it's still broke (if you know this) Hope this info is useful.w whoever is working on the ruby plugin is doing a sterling job.
Hi Infrid, with the previous bug (which is now fixed), the RHTML support broke a lot of -regular- Ruby editing features - editing a plain Ruby file no longer had formatting working, it used tab size 4 instead of 2, bracket matching was broken, comment/uncomment was broken, code completion for identifiers including "_" (such as Rails' send_file) was broken, etc. Thus, it was pretty serious and I thought people might want to hold off upgrading. Now that functionality is restored. RHTML support should be better than it was before; in particular, there is now a navigator display, and code completion should work within HTML tags. What is still not working (and is being worked on) is getting code completion working in the Ruby sections, getting code templates from Ruby and html to work, and of course fixing the issue with all the HTML parsing errors. But none of these should be blocking anybody, and there are lots of other good reasons to upgrade - such as basic rspec support, debugger improvements, code completion fixes, etc.
*** Issue 101634 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
looks like ruby issue
The completion in embedded ruby works now, the indentation/formatting is covered by different issue. I think this one can be closed, but letting Tor to decide.
Yes, RHTML support is mostly working now; if there are specific remaining problems let's handle those with specific issues (as Marek said we already have one for indentation)