Wrong begin/end when commenting with visual mode Ruby code

[novito]

Given I have the following code:

def test
  puts 'test'
end

When I place the cursor right in the d of def and I do a visual selection all the way down to end, if I try to comment it, I end up with:

=begindef test=end
  #puts 'test'
=beginend=end

If I do it with visual line I end up properly commented like:

#def test
  #puts 'test'
#end

I am not sure why is that happening and would love to contribute if you point me to where should I be looking.

[trak3r]

This seems similar to my report here https://github.com/scrooloose/nerdcommenter/issues/304

[ogreface]

I've seen this too. If you've set paste, it seems to mess with it a bit more, so set nopaste before commenting. Also, I've noticed that the most consistent way to comment is c-space. Other modes have problems.

[keysen]

Hello,

Same thing for me, I found this has been introduced by commit 1b621843051b854a3fb945cd37256e977a2a3288. Before this one it was properly working.

Can someone revert this commit for the vim ruby developers using this plugin please :) ?

[alerque]

I've merged the temporary fix, but I'm leaving this issue open because now there is no multi-line comment function at all. That should get added back in when somebody can figure out why the Ruby syntax has gremlins.

[keysen]

Thank you @alerque and yes let's wait somebody to fix the multi-line comment with block.