eRuby and matchit

Tim,

I noticed this recent ChangeLog entry.

2002-03-09  Tim Pope  <vimtpope.info>

	* ftplugin/ruby.vim: Skip class= and for= with matchit
(really
	  belongs in ftplugin/eruby.vim).

I've actually got a patch lying around for eRuby which I'll
post later
that attempts to fix this by joining both the b:match_words
and
b:match_skip values.  One of the problems with this
approach, which I've
mentioned to Benji, is having to parse the s:, S:, r: and
R:
abbreviations for b:match_skip.

This is a good example of where the 'magic' approach to the
eRuby
filetype breaks down as, from memory, I had to manually add
a couple of
extra HTML syntax groups to skip. 

Regards,
Doug
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On Tue, 13 Mar 2007, Doug Kearns wrote:

> Tim,
> 
> I noticed this recent ChangeLog entry.
> 
> 2002-03-09  Tim Pope  <vimtpope.info>
> 
> 	* ftplugin/ruby.vim: Skip class= and for= with matchit
(really
> 	  belongs in ftplugin/eruby.vim).
> 
> I've actually got a patch lying around for eRuby which
I'll post later
> that attempts to fix this by joining both the
b:match_words and
> b:match_skip values.  One of the problems with this
approach, which I've
> mentioned to Benji, is having to parse the s:, S:, r:
and R:
> abbreviations for b:match_skip.

Yes, the C embedded in Ruby stuff that I posted has a
problem in that
any "if" in the C upsets the searches for
mmatching (class|def|if|...)...end
in the surrounding ruby, but not as far as colouring is
concerned, only
as far as % is concerned.  I wouldn't know where to start
fixing that.

        Hugh
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