bug#27648: 25.2; ruby-mode doesn't see an `if` block that assigned from newline after '\'

bug#27648: 25.2; ruby-mode doesn't see an `if` block that assigned from newline after '\'

[ojab]

`ruby-mode` doesn't see an 'if' block in the following case:
```
def foo
  bar = \
    if true
      true
    else
    end
end
```
actual indentation is:
```
def foo
  bar = \
    if true
  true
else
end
end
```
and the first `end` is recognized as the end of `def` block.


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bug#27648: 25.2; ruby-mode doesn't see an `if` block that assigned from newline after '\'

[Dmitry Gutov]

On 7/10/17 6:42 PM, ojab@ojab.ru wrote:
> `ruby-mode` doesn't see an 'if' block in the following case:

Thanks for the report, I'll look into it (recognizing 'if' is easy; 
adding extra indentation after \ is harder).

Please note, though, that the \ in this example is entirely optional. 
And the indentation works well without it.