Likewise to me.

I have this one file wherein the colour coding starts and finishes in certain 
consistent locations (lines) in the file.
 I have tried many time to find out what it does not like in the code without 
success.
Within this file (legacy code written a long time ago by someone else not me) I 
found inconsistent use of comments - a mix of HTML (<!-- x -->) and CFML (<!--- 
x --->) type copmments;.  I made them all consistent but this did not fix the 
problem.

I cut out the block of code (a cfloop construct) immediately preceding the line 
where colour coding gave out and this fixed the problem, but I can see nothing 
wrong with the code I cut out.
The problems comes and goes without rhyme or reason that I can see.

I tried changing the colour code config in the editor preferences, making all 
of the black items some other colour to try to see what kind of code the editor 
thinks it is, but still this file displays certain blocks of code as black text 
on white background.

I also tried opening up the same file within old CFEclipse, and the colour 
coding worked fine throughout the file.

So, I am convinced that this is a bug in the plugin version of Cold Fusion 
Builder; and I am patiently waiting for Adobe to recognise it and come up with 
a fix.
They will do that wont they ?  Or will I have to wait until the next version ?

This one thing cost me hours of work fruitlessly seeking what I thought might 
be a problem in the code; so I am unimpressed; considering that I did in fact 
shell out the money to buy this product; but the free one (CFEclipse) seems to 
work better !!

Cheers,
Bryn 

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