Does anyone have a wordfile that has up to date ruby and/or rails syntax highlighting?

There is ruby syntax highlighting available in the downloads section of this website, but it appears to be pretty out of date.

Help?

Thanks!

What seems to be out of date? Updating the wordfile to match changes to the language should be relatively easy.

Yeah, it should be easy. But, the lazy programmer in me still needed to check

Hopefully soon I'll try to get the syntax coloring updated for ruby and/or rails updated. I'll post back here when that's done.

Thanks again,
Clint

I look forward to getting your update.

Can you share any discrepancies that you've found with the current Ruby wordfile?

Sorry to resurrect this old thread, but the current Ruby wordfile has the following issues:
1. Comments are only recognized if they are followed by a space character. This is tricky in Ruby, because #blah blah is a comment, but only if it appears outside of a double-quoted string.

2. non-string uses of the single and double-quote characters confuse the highlighting.
For example, if you type:
if blah =~ /[^a-z#']/ then
..The UEdit highlighter thinks that the single-quote was the beginning of a new string, and colorizes the rest of the file from that point on. You can trick it by ending that line with a fake comment: # '

I'm pretty sure that there are other quirks, but those are the two that come to mind first. FreeRIDE has immaculate Ruby highlighting and code-folding, but I've not found it to be particularly stable, and I can't live without UltraEdit's column mode.

Is it possible to use regular expressions inside the UltraEdit wordfile? Does UEStudio enhance wordfile support in any way?