I was wondering about the cfml.engine.version setting in the CFML extension in vscode... The docs says that semantic versioning is preferred, but doesn't provide any actual examples... If I wanted ACF 2018, would that be "2018" or "2018.0.0" or "13" (continuing from when versions weren't numbered by years...)? If one used "5.0.0" how would you distinguish between ColdFusion 5 (a million years ago) and Lucee 5?

Due to some kind of networking issue that's rendering my beloved Sublime Text completely unusable, I'm being forced to switch to the clearly inferior, VSCode. 😩 Aside from the suboptimal syntax highlighting, my biggest gripe is that I'm no longer able to click on a function call to be taken to where that function is defined. I feel like this should work, and it does in Sublime, but every function results in 'No definition found'. Does anyone know if there's something I can do to get this working again? For context, I have a bunch of CFCs outside the web root (but within the VSCode workspace) that are largely instantiated as singletons in the Application scope and called throughout the codebase. e.g.

<http://Application.com|Application.com>.products.getProductRecord(1234)

, where

getProductRecord

is defined in

com/products/getProductRecord.cfm

, which is included in

com/products/products.cfc

Sublime Text handles this with no problem - if I hover over the

getProductRecord(1234)

call, it shows me a link to the

getProductRecord.cfm

, but VSCode can't find it. Any advice?

quick shoutout for this project https://github.com/softwareCobbler/cfc/ it looks incredible, I wonder if we can get people on board to make it even better ?

CodeAnywhere told me if CodeMirror supported CFML they would include it on their environment. https://codemirror.net/mode/index.html

I used to have a VSCode extension that automatically added a semicolon to the end of a line when required. I seem to have lost it somehow. Anyone got something similar?

Name: Somo-Semi Id: mombosolutions.somosemi Description: Adds semicolon at the end of the current line or at the beginning of the next newline Version: 0.1.8 Publisher: Mombo Solutions VS Marketplace Link: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=mombosolutions.somosemi

is that it?

It's been a while since I lost this extension and I don't remember having to do anything special to have the semicolon added.

Hi all 🙂 looking for some help for a new user of vscode and cflint

I see a session tomorrow (7/19) at ColdFusion DevWeek about Adobe's new CF VSCode integration "A Sneak Peek into ColdFusion Builder on VSCode"

Yes!

The two engineers doing the talk worked on it

It is a compressed version of the demos they did for me last month (which took 3 hours to finish at the time) so it will be a great demo.

And then afterwards some schmuck is talking about vanilla or something, I dunno I didn't read his talk description

So the new adobe vscode extension seems to autoformat cfm files on save, but not cfc files? CFBuilder had this issue too iirc. Is that intended behavior for some reason? And are the formatting rules configurable? I couldn't find them.

this works great with java, doesn't seem to work with cfml? https://twitter.com/stefanjudis/status/1555466217774882818e

With the move of the VS Code extension to active 1.x status in the marketplace, we have archived all of the pre-release forum threads. We've moved all bugs recorded there into our bug tracking system. Please use tracker.adobe.com to add feature requests and bugs. Thank you to all of the testers and early adopters who helped with the prerelease.

While I enjoy the desktop VSCode, the future of VSCode is in the server. 🙂 Oh, the future of the IDE, not all of it, just most of it. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/vscode-server

anyone using a vscode theme they feel strongly about? currently using material theme, but wouldn't mind a change, so looking for recommendations. my biggest gripe is that most themes' comment color isn't sufficiently legible for these old eyes, it's usually too light a gray against whatever bg they have

So I got my CF Builder registration code from CFSummit. The latest CF Builder is 2018? I installed it and it is using log4j 1.2.9. I've already been pinged by my cyber folks to use 2.16. I googled CF Builder and log4j and I get nothing. Nice. C:\ColdFusionBuilder2018\plugins\com.adobe.ide.coldfusion.snippets_3.2.1.201902041055.jar Installed version : 1.2.9

Maybe I missed something along the way, but I'm still getting the message in VS Code that, "Java version greater than 7 is required to run CFML extension" even though I've done what I think needs to be done with Java. Is this a known issue or is it just me? I'm guessing this is why the CF Builder extension doesn't seem to be fully operational for me. If I type

java -version

into the terminal of VS Code I get:

java version "11.0.16" 2022-07-19 LTS

Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment 18.9 (build 11.0.16+11-LTS-199)

Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM 18.9 (build 11.0.16+11-LTS-199, mixed mode)

I thought I'd try the Adobe CF Builder extension again after watching the webinar on it. Syntax highlighting, the outline and other things seem to work, but none of the pods in "CF" work. If I click on the Create Project in the Project Manager pod, I see this in the dev tools:

Error running command cfml.project.create: command 'cfml.project.create' not found. This is likely caused by the extension that contributes cfml.project.create.

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