Over the last few days I’ve been reworking one of my build files and needed to be able to pass in an argument at run time, which is easy to do using the command line. But I became curious if there was any way to do it running the script within Eclipse. Turns out it [...]
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One of the things I’m most excited about in the latest CFEclipse 1.3.5 release is the new code formatting feature. At work we have a LOT of spaghetti code… weird indenting, mixed case tags, etc. With the new code formatter in CFEclipse getting this cleaned up is a matter of a few keystrokes! The mixed [...]
I’m working on an older project written in Fusebox (I’m so happy to be working on something using a framework for a change!) and was struggling to weed through the circuit files. I’m using CFEclipse and editing the XML files using Aptana’s XML editor. My first thought was I could use the Outline view but [...]
In the past I’ve bashed on Adobe about costly software, broken extensions and lack of Linux support but today I have something nice to say! Recently on the CFEclipse mailing list we were discussing the ColdFusion 9 dictionary file and someone mentioned it would be nice if we could simply use the one from ColdFusion [...]
Lately with all the news about open source CFML I’ve been wondering where CFEclipse fits in? We all know Bolt is on the horizon but being an Adobe product I simply don’t see it supporting the other CFML engines. While CFEclipse certainly isn’t going anywhere – I do wonder about it’s future. Mark Drew has [...]