Is there any known NetBeans plug-in for editing, formatting and colour-coding of ColdFusion scripts?
(ColdFusion was written in C and C++ until version 6.0 — the first Java-based version of ColdFusion — was released in 2002.)
It's been over two decades since ColdFusion made its way to the developer community. With thousands of programming languages, ColdFusion is still alive and thriving.
For windows : Go to Tools > Options > Editor > Code Completion. Select Language Java from dropdown. Auto pop-up on typing any Java identifier part.
I am afraid not. Some people have hacked together very basic syntax coloring and proper comments, but no plugin, and no cfml support.
Your best bet is the eclipse based CFEclipse or Adobe's ColdFusion Builder beta.
Also if you like JEdit I've had good results with that as well.
I know you asked about Netbeans but seriously unless things have changed you are better off elsewhere.
Sublime Text 2 and Notepad++ have code coloring as add-ons (ColdFusion for Sublime and Netbeans), and you can get code completion for java functions, but you can't run the code like java in NetBeans, CFEclispse - mentioned above - can do that I think, but I have yet to get that to work (takes more time and devotion than I have to spare).
I prefer sublime because it's a little more customizable than Notepad++, but they're both great options, and lighter than Dreamweaver.
PS: Both Sublime and Notepad are free, but sublime wants you to spend $60, and reminds you every once in a while, which is kinda annoying, but I still use it over everything else.
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