Err, up to date libraries -- of what? help files/insight, I got the HS updates 
if I need them.
Tag Editors, -- no thanks in any IDE, I know the language.
Snippets -- HS has snippets (code templates). I just type sel and hit ctrl+j 
and in pops:
<cfquery name="q" datasource="#request.dsn#">
        Select
        From
        Where
</cfquery>

comp and ctrl+j gives me:
<cfcomponent displayname="" hint="">
        <cffunction name="init" access="public" returntype="">
                <!--- do nothing Pseudo constructor --->
                <cfreturn this>
        </cffunction>    

        <cffunction name="" access="public" output="false" hint="">
                <cfargument name="" required="" default="" />
                <cfset var = />
                
                <cfreturn />
        </cffunction>

</cfcomponent>

and I've got about 95 more of those set up as well.

CFC support! -- what does that even mean??? Support for what, exactly? 
Support from Adobe if you are doing Crud Methods etc. -- again, huh? What 
support is needed? Maybe I need their support and just don't realize it, but I 
never find myself working in HS and wishing I had Adobe support for CRUD 
methods.


I like CFE and as I've said plenty of times, I run it at home on my Mac, but 
when on a pc, I still just don't see any incentive to move.

--Ferg



Mark Drew wrote:
> Err, up to date libraries
> Tag Editors,
> Snippets
> CFC support!
> Support from Adobe if you are doing Crud Methods etc.
> I mean, the list goes on, I cant force you to change, but then again,  
> I like WordPerfect running on Dos.
>
> MD
> On 2 Jun 2006, at 20:02, Ken Ferguson wrote:
>
>   
>> Actually, and I'm not being a smartass when I say this, I'd very much
>> like for you to tell me some of the features CFE has over HS that are
>> worthwhile. I don't use Flex, so that plugin's got no pull for me. I
>> would like to know though, what features CFE has that would make my
>> development life easier. Because like I said, I've used it and  
>> still use
>> it at home when I can't be bothered to run VirtualPC, but I've never
>> found anything in it that would lead me to think it was substantially
>> better or made me feel like I was missing something when I went  
>> back to
>> HS. I'm open minded though; you give me some things I've missed that
>> seem like they're gonna make my life a lot easier and I'll be in  
>> there.
>>
>> --Ferg
>>
>> Steve Brownlee wrote:
>>     
>>>>> 1. The large box for extended search/replace.
>>>>>
>>>>>           
>>> Exist in limited fashion in Eclipse.  Only capable of doing single  
>>> line
>>> extended search/replace.
>>>
>>>
>>>       
>>>>> 2. The split  directory / file view... I rather dislike the
>>>>>
>>>>>           
>>> dreamweaveresque view of everything one left in one loooooooong  
>>> window.
>>> Does exist in CFEclipse.  It's the File Explorer view.
>>>
>>>
>>>       
>>>>> 3. The right-click on a CFInclude and option "Edit included
>>>>>
>>>>>           
>>> template"...
>>> Doesn't exist.
>>>
>>> 4. The ability to CTRL+SHIFT+TAB through the different tabs of  
>>> homesite
>>> (not sure if eclipse can do this).
>>>
>>>       
>>>>> Does exist in Eclipse.  Customizable to any keystroke.
>>>>>
>>>>>           
>>> Now if I wanted to spend the time to go over all of the features that
>>> Eclipse/CFEclipse has over clunky old HS or Studio, I'd be here  
>>> all day.
>>> If these are the only features holding you back, I'd urge you to
>>> re-evaluate Eclipse once again.
>>>
>>>
>>> Steve "The Boss" Brownlee
>>> http://www.orbwave.com/cfjboss
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>       
>>     
>
> 

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