• if, unless, etc. would not be interpreted as predicates when preceded by & or
similar punctuation, which is correct when we e.g. have:
a = b && if str =~ /«regexp»/
But not when we have:
a = $& if str =~ /«regexp»/
So now the rule will ensure that there is no $ before the & (for it to be a
regular if/unless, which increases the indent)
Changed:
U trunk/Bundles/Ruby.tmbundle/Preferences/Miscellaneous.plist
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