rdoc and vim folding

[Kaspar Schiess]

Sure, but it seems like a shame people aren't using foldmethod=syntax
simply because the folding is too extensive.

Not that it is quite as it should be, but I guess that could just be a bug:
Try to fold syntax this code:

module A
class B
def foo
[1,2,3].each do
puts
end
end
end
end

Especially the do-end part folds in a weird manner... I have solved the
problem by taking out the 'matchgroup' directive from a few syn entries,
but that has the obvious disadvantage of not coloring things right.

So not all is well with vim either, and I don't have a solution for this
yet...

regards,
kaspar

hand manufactured code - www.tua.ch/ruby

 

[Doug Kearns]

Sure, but it seems like a shame people aren't using foldmethod=syntax
simply because the folding is too extensive.

Not that it is quite as it should be, but I guess that could just be a bug:
Try to fold syntax this code:

module A
class B
def foo
[1,2,3].each do
puts
end
end
end
end

Especially the do-end part folds in a weird manner... I have solved the
problem by taking out the 'matchgroup' directive from a few syn entries,
but that has the obvious disadvantage of not coloring things right.

So not all is well with vim either, and I don't have a solution for this
yet...

Works for me... What version of vim, and more importantly, the syntax
file are you using?

Regards,
Doug

 

[Kaspar Schiess]

Works for me... What version of vim, and more importantly, the syntax
file are you using?

Thank you for reacting:
vim63 (windows)
$Id: ruby.vim,v 1.37 2004/05/12 13:35:07 dkearns Exp $

By disabling the matchgroup, I get correct folding, by enabling it, correct
highlighting.

regards, kaspar

hand manufactured code - www.tua.ch/ruby