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Title:

[ANeff] Bug for: BIF coloring option disabled by default

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Status/Resolution/Reason: Open//

Reporter/Name(from Bugbase): Aaron N. / ()

Created: 06/26/2019

Components: Editor Features, Code Colorization

Versions: 2018

Failure Type: Incorrectly functioning

Found In Build/Fixed In Build: 313943 /

Priority/Frequency: Normal / Few users will encounter

Locale/System: / Windows 10 64 bit

Vote Count: 0

Issue: CFB's "Built-in Function" Syntax Coloring option is disabled by default, unless the .col was imported.

Repro:

1) In Preferences > ColdFusion > Profiles, select an existing non-imported profile -or- create a new profile and select the just-created profile.
2) Click 'Apply'
3) In Preferences > ColdFusion > Profiles > Editor > Syntax Coloring, under "CF", click "Built-in Function"
4) At the right, see all coloring options are disabled (bad)
5) At the bottom, click "Export" and save exported .col file
6) At the bottom, click "Import" and import the exported .col file
7) Again, click "Built-in Functions"
8) At the right, see the coloring options are enabled (good)

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I see another issue. To repro, please do above steps, then do the following: 9) In Preferences > ColdFusion > Profiles, change to another profile. 10) Click 'Apply' 11) In Preferences > ColdFusion > Profiles > Editor > Syntax Coloring, under "CF", click "Built-in Function" 12) At the right, see all coloring options are disabled (bad) Question: Where does CFB store the .col file when user creates a custom colorization profile? I'm not referring to the ones in C:\ColdFusionBuilder2018\plugins\com.adobe.editor.cfml_*.jar. Thanks!, -Aaron
Comment by Aaron N.
30973 | June 26, 2019 09:04:24 AM GMT
I wish I could edit comments. I meant to do _these_ additional steps: 9) In Preferences > ColdFusion > Profiles, change to another profile and click 'Apply' 10) In Preferences > ColdFusion > Profiles, revert to previous profile and click 'Apply' 11) In Preferences > ColdFusion > Profiles > Editor > Syntax Coloring, under "CF", click "Built-in Function" 12) At the right, see all coloring options are disabled (bad)
Comment by Aaron N.
30974 | June 26, 2019 09:07:44 AM GMT