I've searched the docs to no avail... perhaps someone here can provide
guidance.

I use BBEdit for Rails development, and an important part of Rails
development is, of course, testing. RSpec is the primary testing
library for what I do, and it provides a DSL (domain-specific
language) for writing test specs. The specs themselves are executable
Ruby code. Here's an example:

describe 'statistics' do

before :all do
thing.update_statistics
end

it 'updates its popularity' do
thing.popularity.should_not be_nil
end

...

end

The problem is this: the function parsers for the Ruby and Rails
language modules do not recognize the RSpec DSL block-level functions
(e.g. 'describe', 'it', 'before', 'after', et al) so the function
browser is useless here. I've got a couple of greps saved for use with
Markers, but markers don't seem to save with the file. (Which is odd;
after creating markers, the document state is 'dirty' as indicated by
the dot in the window close control, but saving, closing, and
reopening blows away the markers.)

What's the best approach here-- a feature request to persist markers
on a file, creating a language module for RSpec, or...?

Best,
Corey

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