q: , filetype and back to edit

Hello,

I am editing a *.rb (ruby) buffer.
Then I open a command line history window with q: , search for a
command and execute it.
The command line window closes and vim is back in the *.rb buffer.

Problem: my settings for ruby are now still overwritten with my settings
for vim.

I have settings in my _vimrc for entering and leaving ruby and vim files
like this:

...
autocmd FileType vim so $HOME/vimstuff/mymacs/vimenter.vim
autocmd FileType ruby so $HOME/vimstuff/mymacs/rubyenter.vim
autocmd BufEnter,BufRead,WinEnter *.rb so
$HOME/vimstuff/mymacs/rubyenter.vim
...

Normally setting the ruby and vim settings work.
It seems that in this special case (using q:) the vim settings are set
because of probably the command line window is of f vim;
but the ruby settings are not sourced again when going back to the ruby
file.

Any ideas how I can get my ruby settings back; or can debug it?

Thank You
Joachim

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