Andrew Radev

An update on my part: my bold plan to work on this failed. Ended up working on other stuff and generally procrastinating. I'm also semi-vacationing in warmer climates during the...

I think right now, we simply mark them as strings. The good thing about this is that you can indent them like that manually, as you type, and the indent...

I'm going to take a few paragraphs to put down some general thoughts. Consider this "offtopic" talk. I'll draw a line after, and I'll try to describe how I would...

Damn, it seems I scared you off :). It *is* possible for an outsider to walk in and trace what's happening. It's what I did years ago, after all. I'd...

From what I gather, there is currently no code in place that handles closing brackets on the same line as code. Basically, this indents correctly: ``` ruby foo = [...

> I'll try to find some time to work on a better solution this weekend. Well, I couldn't find the time that weekend... Apologies for taking so long to get...

I'm not sure if having such continuations inside argument lists is a good idea at all. The example you've given shows the problem clearly, but why the _need_ to split...

That's a reasonable example, I guess. Personally, I'd just extract `thing.stuff` to a variable before handing it to `bar` :). Vim-ruby has trouble handling complicated nested structures like this, there's...

Damn, that's a good catch. Unfortunately, I have no idea how to fix it. To provide an explanation for the next reader, the problem is that we already do negative...

@vheon, these settings seem to do the trick for the given code on my machine. Could you let us know whether they help in your setup, so we could close...