Is it possible to fix syntax-table when using :symbol => :value in .html.erb files?
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Gaizka
Jan 3, 2012, 3:50:29 AM1/3/12
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Hi there!
I'd like to be able to fix it myself, but I don't understand emacs
much.
The problem i am facing is: I am using show-paren mode (great to spot
missing parens), but in .html.erb files, it's usually broken.
If you have this content in your .erb:
<%= render :partial => "test" %>
|--------------------|
show-paren thinks that the first '>' character closes the first '<'.
Therefore, with the cursor in the last '>' character, emacs thinks
there's too many '>', and show-paren displays red as an error.
Is there a way to "fix" this?
Thanks a lot for rinari, it's great for using Rails and Emacs.
I'd like to be able to fix it myself, but I don't understand emacs
much.
The problem i am facing is: I am using show-paren mode (great to spot
missing parens), but in .html.erb files, it's usually broken.
If you have this content in your .erb:
<%= render :partial => "test" %>
|--------------------|
show-paren thinks that the first '>' character closes the first '<'.
Therefore, with the cursor in the last '>' character, emacs thinks
there's too many '>', and show-paren displays red as an error.
Is there a way to "fix" this?
Thanks a lot for rinari, it's great for using Rails and Emacs.
Le Wang
Feb 24, 2012, 8:41:05 AM2/24/12
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"<>" isn't very useful as matching delimiter in HTML any way.
https://gist.github.com/1901000 should solve it.
https://gist.github.com/1901000 should solve it.
Gaizka Villate
Feb 28, 2012, 5:53:42 AM2/28/12
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This works perfectly.
Thanks a lot!!!
-- Gaizka
El día 24/02/12 05:41 -0800, Le Wang escribió:
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