Unfortunately, I won't be able to continue development on ColdFusion extension, due to lack of time. I suggest you give https://github.com/KamasamaK/vscode-cfml a try instead.

• coldfusion.tmbundle on which the syntax highlighting is based.
• vscode-cfml, sublimetext-cfml, sublimetext-coldfusion and Ortus Solutions as inspiration for some of the features and CFML parser regular expressions.
• cfdocs for documentation and the source for snippets.

There were many contributors to the project. Thank you all for your help! You can find the list of contributors on https://github.com/ilich/vscode-coldfusion/pulls and https://github.com/ilich/vscode-coldfusion/issues pages.

• Syntax highlighting

• CFML Light theme with CFML tags coloring support. The theme is based on VS Code Light+ (default light) theme. The theme adds special color for standard CFML tags to improve code readability.

• CFML Dark theme with CFML tags coloring support. The theme is based on VS Code Dark+ (default dark) theme. The theme adds special color for standard CFML tags to improve code readability.

• Build-in CFML tags and functions snippets.

Used in Command Palette (Win/Linux: CTRL+SHIFT+P; Mac: CMD+SHIFT+P). Can also be bound to Keyboard Shortcuts (Win/Linux: CTRL+K CTRL+S; Mac: CMD+K CMD+S).

• CFML: Toggle Line Comment (CTRL+/)
• CFML: Toggle Block Comment (SHIFT+ALT+A)

The following are the configurable Settings (Win/Linux: CTRL+,; Mac: CMD+,) that this extension contributes to VS Code:

• cfml.snippets.enabled: Enable built-in CFML tags and functions snippets. [Default: true]