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I downloaded CfEclipse plugin (http://www.cfeclipse.org/update) for Eclipse 4.2.2. I can't see the support for Coldfusion 10. How to add Coldfusion 10 tags/functions?

Leigh
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Rk..
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    Try `http://cfeclipse.org/update-preview` update site - it has a newer version and may well include a CF10 dictionary (not sure). If it doesn't, either [raising an issue](https://github.com/cfeclipse/cfeclipse/issues) or asking on the [mailing list](https://groups.google.com/group/cfeclipse-users) would be the best route. (Adding the dictionary is pretty much just creating a cf10.xml file, so if it doesn't exist it's not too hard to do yourself.) – Peter Boughton Jun 02 '13 at 16:54
  • @PeterBoughton Thanks. I updated the plugin to 1.4.5.201112121854. But the Cf10 dictionary is missing. Where can I get the authentic cf10.xml file? – Rk.. Jun 03 '13 at 18:18
  • Coldfusion Builder shares the same dictionary format - download the latest version and extract it from there – bkr Sep 23 '13 at 05:16

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Use the CFML 10 and CFML 11 dictionary from a CFBuilder3 install, which uses the same dictionary format. Just take the dictionary from CFBuilder3 and drop it into the CFBuilder2 dictionary folder and add the following to the "dictionaryconfig.xml" file:

<version key="ColdFusion11" label="ColdFusion 11">
       <grammar location="cf11.xml" />
</version>

<version key="ColdFusion10" label="ColdFusion 10">
       <grammar location="cf10.xml" />
</version>

The dictionary files are located in the "CFBuilder" plugins directory and have the word "dictionary" in the folder name—for example:

E:\cfbuilder\plugins\com.adobe.ide.coldfusion.dictionary_2.0.1.282422\dictionary

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