When I start vim with vim -u NONE -N with the following code in a ruby file:
class Billing::EstimatedImportStrategy < Billing::GapImportStrategy
def applicable?
has_previous_and_next_data? && has_historic_amount_data?
end
def has_historic_amount_data?
estimated_import.historic_previous_amount.present? &&
estimated_import.historic_gap_period.any? &&
estimated_import.historic_next_amount.present?
end
def has_previous_and_next_data?
estimated_import.previous_amount.present? &&
estimated_import.next_amount.present?
end
def estimated_import
@estimated_import ||=
Billing::EstimatedImport.new(:started_on => gap.started_on, :ended_on =>
gap.ended_on, :asset_id => meter.asset.id,
:resource_type_id => gap.resource_type.id,
:division_id => meter.asset.division_id,
:organisation_id =>
meter.asset.organisation_id, :processed => false, :amount => nil, :meter_id =>
meter.id)
end
def apply
estimated_import.save!
end
end
When I run :syntax on, I get a segfault in vim. Here's the output from
bugreport.vim: https://gist.github.com/Soliah/6217770
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