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### Description Ruby recognizes gsub as a keyword and lights up but does not recognize gsub! as one. [Sample Image](http://i.imgur.com/x8ujeYI.png) ### Versions Version 1.13.0

bug

### Description Braces enclosing hash definitions are parsed as `syntax--scope` elements (like braces enclosing blocks of code), but they should be parsed as `syntax--hash` elements (similar to `syntax--array` for brackets...

bug

### Description The names of many class methods and instance methods aren't parsed as syntactic elements where they are invoked, and so can't be given their own colours. ### Steps...

enhancement

### Prerequisites * [X] Put an X between the brackets on this line if you have done all of the following: * Reproduced the problem in Safe Mode: http://flight-manual.atom.io/hacking-atom/sections/debugging/#using-safe-mode *...

bug

The PHP Language had the same issue and now it's fixed so I thought fixing it for the ERB language could be good! ![capture1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10904560/23261294/a85f09aa-f9a3-11e6-9e7a-bd519dd96bd0.PNG)

enhancement

I am unable to highlight the method name after self. self.name = name name should be in different color. I could not find the class for highlighting the name after...

@Rockster160 asked [this on stackoverflow](http://stackoverflow.com/q/30600433/1148130): > Up until about 2 versions of Atom ago, doing `h={tab}` would autocomplete into `h`. Obviously this still happens now, however for some reason it...

Hello, I'm writing some Ruby code that use slash (/) method and it is highlighted as regexp several times. ``` ruby class A def / puts 'ROOT' self end def...

bug

This is a copy of textmate/ruby.tmbundle#103. ``` rb def foo(_) # ["a", "b"] end ```

bug

More specifically, only % literals that allow interpolations: `%`, `%Q`, `%W`, `%I`, `%r`, and `%x`. Probably related to #132.