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jcberquist / sublimetext-cfml

CFML (ColdFusion and Lucee) package for Sublime Text
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Can you make cfinput not indent the next line? #82

Closed WebVeteran closed 7 years ago

WebVeteran commented 7 years ago

I tried to work that out with preferences, but did not see a way how to.

jcberquist commented 7 years ago

The file that controls indenting after cfml tags is cfml-indent.tmPreferences - see, in particular, L38-L42 and L57-L60. As you can see, cfinput is missing from those lists. I will get that added and pushed out in a release. In the meantime, you can create a copy of that file in your User package folder and add cfinput to those lists.

WebVeteran commented 7 years ago

Hi John, I tried doing that before making the above request - I would have made a fork and pull request. But when I restarted sublime after my attempt, cfml was broken entirely. I figured I was missing something elsewhere, and it was beyond my knowledge.

jcberquist commented 7 years ago

I am sorry to hear that. Can you tell me how you installed this package? Did you use Package Control, or did you install it manually?

In any case, I was able to test my suggestion and it appears it won't work, sorry for the bad advice. The cfml-indent.tmPreferences file has to be overwritten completely. If you installed this package via PC, you could use the PackageResourceViewer package to extract this file and then any edits you make to it would overwrite the source file in the package. Or if you installed it manually you could edit the file in place. Neither option is ideal, but I am going to push an update out that includes cfinput so it should stop being an issue shortly.

WebVeteran commented 7 years ago

I'm pretty sure it was through PackageControl. As for making changes... I'm not familiar with how it works. But I can continue to report issues as I find them.