> <cffunction name="<-cur>"
>    returnType="dataType"
>    roles="securityRoles"
>    access="public"
>    output="no" >
> </cffunction>
>
> with the cursor sitting at <-cur>.
>
The above is easy enough to do since Eclipse's built-in template system
supports what you want. However, I don't really understand why you would
want those various attributes hardcoded like that. I mean your returntype
for example is likely to be different for each cffunction declaration. I
guess the problem I have is that if you take out all the values that can be
hardcoded ahead of time, then the template provides no value over tag
insight.

What I am missing here?

-Matt
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