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jcberquist / sublimetext-cfml

CFML (ColdFusion and Lucee) package for Sublime Text
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Custom Coloring for CFML Tags #91

Closed MariannaAtPlay closed 6 years ago

MariannaAtPlay commented 6 years ago

Hi John,

I am trying to enable the Custom Coloring for CFML Tags. I followed the instructions, (CFML: Toggle Color Scheme Styles) but am not seeing any difference? I tried closing and opening the files as well as restarting ST.

My current color scheme is "Packages/Color Scheme - Default/Solarized (Light).tmTheme"

Any thoughts?

Thanks!

jcberquist commented 6 years ago

In the latest builds, the older color schemes have been moved from the Color Scheme - Default package to a Color Scheme - Legacy package. I see that setting the color scheme to Packages/Color Scheme - Default/Solarized (Light).tmTheme still works, but I think ST must be performing some mapping behind the scenes. The new path to the color scheme is Packages/Color Scheme - Legacy/Solarized (Light).tmTheme. If you set your color scheme to that in your settings, then things should work.

Incidentally if you add "show_legacy_color_schemes": true to your settings, then those older color schemes will show up in the color scheme picker again.

MariannaAtPlay commented 6 years ago

Awesome, this worked! Although the color difference is very slight, but it's there! Where would I customize the color of the CF tags?

Thanks for the second tip too! I was wondering why I am seeing so few options when I go to the Color Scheme menu... I don't like the new ones at all! :)

Thank you for your help!

jcberquist commented 6 years ago

If you go to the CFML package settings (which you can get to from the command palatte - search for CFML: Settings - or you can go to Preferences -> Package Settings -> CFML -> Settings in the menu), then the settings you are looking for are the following:

"cfml_tag_style": { "foreground": "#4C9BB0", "fontStyle": "" },
"cfml_tag_attribute_style": { "foreground": "#D9995E", "fontStyle": "" }

You would add those to your CFML package user settings, and then you can set the colors yourself. After you have added those settings you will need to run CFML: Toggle Color Scheme Styles twice to remove the custom styles and then re-add with the new settings.