Update: http://pastie.org/394164

1. switched the following languages to use a magic heredoc token instead of a comment.
In order to match, the heredoc token should END WITH the magic string for that language.
The following are supported:
* HTML
* SQL
* CSS
* CPP
* C
* JS|JAVASCRIPT|JQUERY
* SH|SHELL
* RUBY
2. there was one way to trigger ruby scope, by have a heredoc token of *_EVAL
now, there are two options:
* foobar = <<-RUBY
* eval <<-FOOBAR # works with eval, module_eval and class_eval
3. spport for <<-'FOOBAR' and <<-"FOOBAR" although the non-interpolated
version is still scoped as an interpolated string

NOTES:
* in the case of *_eval, I don't know how to get the *_eval part not
to be scoped as part of the heredoc
* both C and SH can easily be the end of another word
for example: foo = <<-FOOLISH # <- matches as a shell script

TODO:
* support <<HEREDOC magic tokens for embedded languages
(for some reason <<-? isn't getting this)



On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 10:28 AM, Amiel Martin <amiel.martin@gmail.com> wrote:
1. switched the following languages to use a magic heredoc token instead of a comment
2. there was one way to trigger ruby scope, by have a heredoc token of *_EVAL
     now, there are two options:
       a. foobar = <<-RUBY
       b. eval <<-FOOBAR # works with eval, module_eval and class_eval

TODO:
 * support <<-'HEREDOC' or <<-"HEREDOC" syntax for magic tokens for embedded languages
 * support <<HEREDOC magic tokens for embedded languages

patch is attached, and can be found here: http://pastie.org/394164