[TxMt] Coldfusion Comments

[Josh]

Hi Allan,

I tried changing it back and using the coldfusion.tmlanguage you made  
but it's not correcting the coldfusion comments. It's looking like it  
did when I started. Any ideas?

Josh

On Jul 11, 2006, at 2:01 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:

> On 10/7/2006, at 20:26, Josh wrote:
>
>> Perfect! Thanks so much Richard! This has been driving me nuts for  
>> sometime now.
>>
>> Is this something that I'll need to add each time I update TM?
>
> No -- this change has resulted in a customized HTML grammar in ~/ 
> Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles/HTML.tmbundle.
>
> This is not ideal because if the HTML grammar is updated you won’t  
> see these changes.
>
> Instead it’s generally better to create a new grammar which  
> includes the old one, and then use the new one for your files, I  
> have made such CFM grammar which you can click to install, then use  
> that with your CFM files (and change back the HTML grammar,  
> changing it back should bring it back to the default state, but to  
> be 100% sure you may want to remove it from ~/Library/…) -- this  
> also has the advantage that your CFM files then actually show as  
> ColdFusion.
>
> <ColdFusion.tmLanguage>
>
>
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