I assume/hope you are referring to the cfinclude idea, as I love to see
that implemented (just started last week on a project at work which
fairly intensively will utilize the inline java (one part due to the
performance (heavy processing) and one part to communicate with
dynamoDB)), and either way the ruble bundle scoping is probably not
going to work as aptana doesn't support java scopes (and creating a new
scope as I have been trying for coldfusion (as I kinda dislike
cfeclipse) has taken already too much time (i have been trying to make
cfml a subscope of html :P )).
On vrijdag 3 februari 2012 16:56:13, Alan Williamson wrote:
That is actually a very CLEVER idea.
I do like that notion
On 03/02/2012 03:08, David Mulder wrote:
I am looking into the options of creating an aptana ruble bundle
which would set the scoping of the cfscript language=jave tag to java
(or at least something along those lines causing some extend of
syntax highlighting, as I don't care about the autocompletion/syntax
checking/etc.). Either way, couldn't we maybe extend the cfinclude
tag with a language=java attribute, which would cause the code to be
included wrapped in cfscript language=java tags, that way the java
file itself could be perfectly valid and syntax highlighted by the
eclipse java editor.
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