ruby - How can I add intelligent alignment of assignments and hashes to indent-region in emacs? -


When I have a code: 

  a = 1 foo = 2   
 And I want to show it like this:  
  a = 1 foo = 2   
 I-align-to-different Function defined here:  
  
 Selection and function of the area is underway. I can also change the function to work for hash by changing '=' in the function definition; = 'Gt;' And he has:  
  bar = {: a => 1 ,: foo = & gt; 2}   
 Change to:  
  bar = {: a => 1 ,: foo = & gt; 2}   
 I want this alignment to be done on all my codes when I select the entire buffer and start the indent area but I think it should be done wisely - Not every aligning '=' in the buffer is equal to 'fourth', instead it is doing the job for block and individual hash literals.  
  Edit:  To clarify this last part, I have the following buffer:  
  a = 1 foo = 2 some_other_code def Fn bar = {: A = & gt; 1 ,: foo = & gt; 2} end   
 I want to 'cx' (select the entire buffer), 'mc-' (indent-field) and it looks like this:    a = 1 foo = 2 some_other_code def fn bar = {: a => 1 ,: foo = & gt; 2} end    
 
 
 Try  Mx align-regexp  < Code> = . And this is also for others.

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