Closed beauars closed 3 years ago
I have been using this with Sublime Text 4 for quite some time, and made some updates a while ago to support ST4. If you visit https://packagecontrol.io/packages/CFML you will see that there are two latest versions listed: 0.30.3
and 0.29.3
. The 0.30.3
version is the ST4 version. Can you confirm that is the version you are on? I also tried a new portable install of ST4 and installed the CFML plugin, and it seemed to work just fine. So I am not sure what is going on for you. Could you say more about the issues you are seeing?
Thanks John! Yes, I had 0.30.3. I closed sublime and opened it again (doesn't seem to restart because it's so quick and keeps the same files open) and there was no color coding for cfml.
So after getting your email I uninstalled and reinstalled your CFML plugin using package control. Same result. But you know what? If you close a CFM file and open it again, it shows the color coding! I think I'm good to go. Thank you very much! Also, if you're interested, I got this message after installing:
CFML (ColdFusion/Lucee) package for Sublime Text 3 https://github.com/jcberquist/sublimetext-cfml
Thank you for installing this package. Please see the readme at the GitHub repository for more information about the features of this package.
The GitHub repository is also the place to raise any issues you encounter.
IMPORTANT: Sublime Text 3 must be restarted for this package to function properly.
On Thu, May 27, 2021 at 9:58 AM John Berquist @.***> wrote:
I have been using this with Sublime Text 4 for quite some time, and made some updates a while ago to support ST4. If you visit https://packagecontrol.io/packages/CFML you will see that there are two latest versions listed: 0.30.3 and 0.29.3. The 0.30.3 version is the ST4 version. Can you confirm that is the version you are on? I also tried a new portable install of ST4 and installed the CFML plugin, and it seemed to work just fine. So I am not sure what is going on for you. Could you say more about the issues you are seeing?
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Thanks, glad to hear it is working. When you update a plugin like that, I have found that any currently open files using that syntax do need to be closed and re-opened for the correct syntax highlighting to take effect. And thanks for pointing out the message, I noticed that too when I was testing installing the CFML package fresh.
Just downloaded sublime 4 and it said this CFML plugin isn't compatible. I uninstalled and reinstalled it too and it doesn't appear to be working. Oh no! I hope you guys will update this soon. Thanks!