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jcberquist / sublimetext-cfml

CFML (ColdFusion and Lucee) package for Sublime Text
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Installing package #69

Closed eric00000007 closed 7 years ago

eric00000007 commented 7 years ago

I just updated the package and I have an issue on Windows Error loading syntax file

"Packages/sublimetext-cfml-master/syntaxes/cfml.sublime-syntax": Unable to read Packages/sublimetext-cfml-master/syntaxes/cfml.sublime-syntax

jcberquist commented 7 years ago

Is this still an issue for you? I ask because you were clearly able to test things out in ST after you posted this issue.

eric00000007 commented 7 years ago

It happend when I just installed a fresh Sublime text 3 and the package with a git clone. I tried several times to install the package with Git clone, with Package Control Install and with the Zip file downloaded. I have this issue all the time. In one install I copy the cfml.sublim syntax from a previous install.

Maybe it was when a file was already open with a package on another folder...

I just re-install the package ... And the indentation is not working now .... I have to dig on those issue. I will not have so much time in the coming days, I will do more research next week.

eric00000007 commented 7 years ago

Forget the issue with the error Error loading syntax file. It happend when I change the package folder and when a file isalready open and use the previous package...

now I have something shift + alt + f does not work but shift + ctrl +p + indentation: Reindent Lines works .... certainly an issue with some settings on Sublime Text 3. It is disappointing when it is a new install...

jcberquist commented 7 years ago

Ok, I am going to close this since you sorted out the original issue.

Regarding the key binding SHIFT+ALT+F is not bound to any command by default on Windows. In the CFML package I do use that key binding for a formatting command, but that does not include any tag formatting. Possibly you had that key binding mapped to the reindent command in a user key binding file in your old install?

eric00000007 commented 7 years ago

yes exactly, I forgot this detail. I added a key binding in the user sublime keymap {"keys": ["alt+shift+f"], "command": "reindent", "args": {"single_line": false}} I have to read more about the difference between formatting command and reindent