TextMate javascript syntax highlighting for content_for :inline_js

gistfile1.js

// To edit:
// Bundles -> Bundle Editor -> Edit Languages
// Open Ruby on Rails
// Edit HTML (Rails)
// add to the patterns

// works for <% content_for :inline_js do -%>
// can prefix :inline_js like :fb_inline_js
// the end tag must look like 
// <!-- end :fb_inline_js--> works as well

{
  name = 'inline_js.rails.embedded.html';
  begin = '<%\s*(content_for)\s+(:.*inline_js)\s+(do)\s*-?%>';
  end = '<%\s*(end)\s*(#\s*(end|END)\s*:.*inline_js)\s*-?%>';
  beginCaptures = {
    1 = { name = 'support.function.viewhelpers.rails'; };
    2 = { name = 'constant.other.symbol.double-quoted.ruby'; };
    3 = { name = 'keyword.control.def.ruby'; };
  };
  endCaptures = {
    1 = { name = 'keyword.control.def.ruby'; };
    2 = { name = 'comment.block.erb'; };
  };
  patterns = (
    { include = 'source.js'; }
  );
}

gistfile2.js

// Snippet to make this easier (ijs + tab key)
// To create in textmate:
// Bundles -> Bundle Editor
// Edit Snippet
// Click '+' and add 'New Snippet'
// Activation -> choose "Tab Trigger"
// Choose a trigger, I used "ijs"
<% content_for :inline_js do %>
  ${1:\$(document).ready(function(){
    ${0:$TM_SELECTED_TEXT}
  \});}
<% end # end :inline_js %>

winning!

Need to figure out how to not have a hack for the beginCaptures... But this works for now.

Great stuff