Bug with Emacs mode for Ruby

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There seems to be a bug with Emacs mode of Ruby:

For example:
I have following three statements and Emacs behaves quite differently
with each of them

# this work pretty fine actually
return 1 if @chunked_data !~ /SESSID/

# indentation is pretty screwed up actually
return $& if @chunked_data !~ /SESSID/
          # Emacs thinks this as the beginning of the next statement

#again indentation of subsequent lines get screwed up
return "hi" if @chunked_data =~ /(?:SESSID=)(\w+)(?:,|\#\#)/
   # Emacs thinks this as the beginning of the next statement

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2

Could you post a link to a screenshot of the behavior of Emacs on your
machine? I think I may have experienced something simillar but I am
not entirely sure.

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On 10/23/06, hemant <gethemant@gmail.com> wrote:

There seems to be a bug with Emacs mode of Ruby:

For example:
I have following three statements and Emacs behaves quite differently
with each of them

# this work pretty fine actually
return 1 if @chunked_data !~ /SESSID/

# indentation is pretty screwed up actually
return $& if @chunked_data !~ /SESSID/
          # Emacs thinks this as the beginning of the next statement

#again indentation of subsequent lines get screwed up
return "hi" if @chunked_data =~ /(?:SESSID=)(\w+)(?:,|\#\#)/
   # Emacs thinks this as the beginning of the next statement

--
There was only one Road; that it was like a great river: its springs
were at every doorstep, and every path was its tributary.