I am just getting fully into code for today with the ColdFusion Builder 2 HotFix 1 applied. I had to edit some JavaScript and I noticed that it appears another bug was fixed that wasn't documented in the HotFix documentation. It used to be that when editing JavaScript files "name.js" that if JavaDoc style comments were used the syntax coloring would break. Now it's working. Can anyone else confirm this?
This had been reported as bug # 2824457 to Adobe back in March of 2011 and attributed as a "third-party" issue.
1/**
2 * File name: myJsFile.js
3 * Date: 07/19/2011
4 *
5 * @param int
6 * This function does something
7 *
8 */
9 function testMeNow(myInt) {
10 if (myint == 0) {
11 alert("Too Small");
12 } else {
13 alert("too big");
14 }
15}
2 * File name: myJsFile.js
3 * Date: 07/19/2011
4 *
5 * @param int
6 * This function does something
7 *
8 */
9 function testMeNow(myInt) {
10 if (myint == 0) {
11 alert("Too Small");
12 } else {
13 alert("too big");
14 }
15}
#1 by Chris Jordan on 8/1/11 - 3:42 PM
I'm moving back to CFBuilder 1... and if that annoys me anymore, I may just go back to CFEclipse (You hear me Adobe? Fixy-fixy and stop breaking stuff!) or another editor like Sublime Text 2...
#2 by Brook on 8/2/11 - 10:33 PM
It happens every day, after about an hour of work.. If I restart eclipse, then the color coding starts working again.