Ruby-mode.el and tabbing

Ruby
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I’m starting to learn RoR on emacs with the ecb and rails plugins.
I find myself wanting to type maps in the following way
foo = bar.mkfoo(
:bangers => “mash”,
:fish => “chips”
)

but ruby-mode (i think) keeps doing this:

foo = bar.mkfoo(
:bangers => “mash”,
:fish => “chips”
)

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Frank Wilson wrote:

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I’m sorry, but those two snippets look exactly the same to me.

3

Sorry I activated the send keyboard shortcut in gmail by accident…
grrr.

I’m starting to learn RoR on emacs with the ecb and rails plugins.
I find myself wanting to type maps in the following way
foo = bar.mkfoo(
:bangers => “mash”,
:fish => “chips”
)

but ruby-mode (i think) keeps doing this:

foo = bar.mkfoo(
:bangers => “mash”,
:fish => “chips”
)

Which is sometimes way too far to the right.

Now ruby-mode seems to have this option:

ruby-deep-indent-paren

which has default value

(40 91 93 t).

I have no idea what this means. Does anybody know?

I found that (20 91 93 t) makes 1 char tabs, as does setting nil.

So I’m almost there I’d just like slightly bigger tabs, like 3 chars
maybe.

Thanks,

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These are the snippets I meant to write, I hope gmail doesn’t mess
them up this time! :stuck_out_tongue:

I find myself wanting to type maps in the following way
foo = bar.mkfoo(
:bangers => “mash”,
:fish => “chips”
)

but ruby-mode (i think) keeps doing this:

foo = bar.mkfoo(
:bangers => “mash”,
:fish => “chips”
) # tabbing is much wider now

5

Hi,

At Sun, 16 Mar 2008 21:13:57 +0900,
Frank Wilson wrote in [ruby-talk:294742]:

Now ruby-mode seems to have this option:

ruby-deep-indent-paren

which has default value

(40 91 93 t).

It is (?( ?[ ?] t).

I found that (20 91 93 t) makes 1 char tabs, as does setting nil.

20 is a control code. If you don’t want to deep-indent inside
parentheses, just remove 40 and set it to (?[ ?] t).

So I’m almost there I’d just like slightly bigger tabs, like 3 chars maybe.

Do you change ruby-indent-tabs-mode and tab-width?