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# cfml-generalg
Gareth
07/10/2024, 2:31 AMThis is a bit of a call out for help https://github.com/cfmleditor/tree-sitter-cfml does a pretty good job now of parsing quite a bit of CFML / CFSCRIPT, but I'm stuck on use of a single # (hash)
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Mark Takata (Adobe)
07/10/2024, 10:06 PMYeah that's a tough use case. I'm still in my devs' ears about our parsing for color coding breaking on a single instance of #. Specifically when I use HTMX in a cfm file.
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Gareth
07/11/2024, 8:46 AMMaybe Adobe could help with the creation of a tree-sitter syntax for CF ?
Gareth
07/12/2024, 12:06 AM@Mark Takata (Adobe) perhaps you could help me with some examples of syntax that's failing for you so I can use it as a test case ?
Gareth
07/12/2024, 12:08 AMa few spring to mind, are they always followed by a a-z0-9 ?
href="#test"
style="color: #ccc" ( with or without the ; )
<style>
#id { }
</style>
$("#id") // or similar
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Mark Takata (Adobe)
07/13/2024, 1:28 AMIt would be something like:
<button name=“abutton” hx-target=“#viewport”>button text</button>
Most cf parsers hose everything after the hashtag text. Issue I think most parsers don’t detect that the single hash is inside of a valid cf output tag (whatever it is, cfloop, cfoutput, etc). They just see a single hashtag inside a quote in HTML and assume it is supposed to be a CFML variable
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