"Matching bracket could not be found" with Arrow Functions

[michaelalandawson]

Description

BH displays the "Matching bracket could not be found" popup when an arrow function exists between the brackets.

The following code blocks are functionally equivalent to each other. The only difference is how the function is defined.

<cfscript>

if (thisTag.executionMode == "start") {
    tagStack = getBaseTagList().lCase().listToArray().filter(tag => tag.find("cf_"));
}

if (thisTag.executionMode == "start") {
    tagStack = getBaseTagList().lCase().listToArray().filter((tag, index) => tag.find("cf_"));
}

if (thisTag.executionMode == "start") {
    tagStack = getBaseTagList().lCase().listToArray().filter((tag, index) => {tag.find("cf_")});
}

if (thisTag.executionMode == "start") {
    tagStack = getBaseTagList().lCase().listToArray().filter(function(tag) {tag.find("cf_")});
}

</cfscript>

This image shows how the first three (arrow function) blocks are not understood. The fourth block is correctly understood.

Support Info

• ST ver.: 4154
• Platform: windows
• Arch: x64
• Plugin ver.: 2.31.0
• Install via PC: True
• mdpopups ver.: 4.2.2
• backrefs ver.: 5.0
• markdown ver.: 3.2.2
• pygments ver.: 2.1a0
• jinja2 ver.: 2.10.1

Steps to Reproduce Issue

The code block, above, can be used to reproduce this issue.

Thanks for your help!

[facelessuser]

Can you tell me what syntax highlighter you are using for this code snippet? And where I can find the package?

[michaelalandawson]

The syntax is CFML.

I'm using a forked version of this package:

https://github.com/jcberquist/sublimetext-cfml

My version is pretty much the same except for a few upper/lower-case changes.

Thanks!

[facelessuser]

Something in the syntax changed from when we originally added support. "storage.type.function.arrow.cfml" needs to be added to scope_exclude for the HTML angle rule.

[michaelalandawson]

Thank you so much. That resolved the issue. I appreciate it!