Hi,
I am not sure if this has been discussed before or not,
or if it is resolvable or not.
I found that the methods in the outline become nested
in a number of situations and have verified that it is happening
on the Mac and Windows versions of Eclipse.
Using the below example you should see all the methods
nested within method s2.
On a related topic, is it possible to get the BEGIN and END
blocks listed in the Outline?
Thanks,
Rob
a = "blah"
@l = []
def s1 (fld)
puts "hi"
end
def s2
if true
if @l3 = @l2.rassoc("a")
puts "hi"
end
end
end
def s2p5
@x3 = " ["
end
def s3
@l.each {|i|
if "hi".grep(/#{a}/).size > 0
puts "hi" if true
else
s3
@x4 = " ["
if ( "hi" =~ /<x>(.*?)<\/x>/im )
puts "hi"
end
@l.each {|i|
puts "hi"
}
end
}
end
def s41
@x2 = <<_x_
x
_x_
end
def s42
@x2 = <<-_x_
x
_x_
end
def s43
@x2 = <<-'_x_'
x
_x_
end
def s5
puts "hi"
end
BEGIN {
puts "beginning begin"
puts "ending begin"
}
s5
END {
puts "beginning end"
puts "ending end"
}
exit
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