Greater than sign not working in OS X Mavericks Build 3065

[Whiteboxwebby]

To reiterate what I have posted previously....

I am running OS X mavericks with ST3 3065 I have package control installed and I manually installed coldfusion via the git instructions, I have tried the uninstall of the plugin option I made sure I removed all record of it, I tried the touching the file suggestion earlier, that didnt work. I have restarted my machine a couple of times.
I am still not able to to use the > key at all, the only way I am able to even get the language to show up in the list is to include the ColdFusion.sublime-package file that I had from a previous attempted installation. I also tried copying the folder from Contents/MacOS/Packages/ into the Installed packages folder to see if that would work and nothing happened.

I am still no closer to an answer to this and it seems to have been missed as it was previously part of the Windows version, can someone please help me with this.

[willzablocki]

It is also not allowing ">" in WIndows 8. I am running ST3 3065 as well. Default install. I used git clone to download the package after using "Browse Packages".

[atuttle]

Did you run git checkout development to switch to the development branch after cloning?

[willzablocki]

Adam,

It is working perfect now. Thank you.

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On Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 10:47 AM, Adam Tuttle [email protected]
wrote:

Did you run git checkout development to switch to the development branch
after cloning?

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[Whiteboxwebby]

Hi Adam,
Yes mine is running on the development branch and its still not working.

[atuttle]

Did you install to packages\coldfusion or packages\user\coldfusion? The latter would be incorrect, you want the former.

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[Whiteboxwebby]

/Applications/Sublime Text.app/Contents/MacOS/Packages is the location of all of my packages

[btstevens89]

I was having the same issue. Turns out I forgot to rename the package folder from ColdFusion-Development to just ColdFusion

[Whiteboxwebby]

mine is in as ColdFusion always has been I think it was in as the main branch and I switch it over to the dev branch I wonder if that could be the reason

[atuttle]

You have to use the development branch on ST3 (as it says in the Readme)

Adam

On Fri, Nov 14, 2014 at 11:27 AM, Nigel Clutterbuck <
[email protected]> wrote:

mine is in as ColdFusion always has been I think it was in as the main
branch and I switch it over to the dev branch I wonder if that could be the
reason

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[Whiteboxwebby]

I am using the dev branch, but I am wondering if I added it using the main branch then switched it to the dev branch (sure I ran an update too) that it might not be using the dev branch properly if that make sense

[atuttle]

It doesn't matter if you clone from master and then switch to development
(I'm not even sure if it's possible NOT to do that...). If you run "git
checkout development" followed by "git pull" you should have the latest
code and be on the development branch.

Adam

On Fri, Nov 14, 2014 at 11:31 AM, Nigel Clutterbuck <
[email protected]> wrote:

I am using the dev branch, but I am wondering if I added it using the main
branch then switched it to the dev branch (sure I ran an update too) that
it might not be using the dev branch properly if that make sense

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[Whiteboxwebby]

have just made sure it set to dev and done a pull and its still not letting me do a > :(

[btstevens89]

Before I realized my directory was incorrect, I was able to get around the issue by removing these lines. Maybe it's related?

https://github.com/SublimeText/ColdFusion/blob/master/Default.sublime-keymap#L15-22

[Whiteboxwebby]

I have the > working now, but it wasnt anything that anyone has said before so I thought I should share it encase anyone else has a similar issue.
So rather than my packages being installed in the OS Library folder as you would expect to it have been, my system had all of my packages for Sublime under my /Users/username/Library folder so I completely removed ST3 from my system and discovered that was where it was hiding all my preferences when I tried to reinstall it the first time so I removed that whole folder and tried again. Now my > works I am going to close the issue hopefully this will help someone else :)

[Demasso]

I need to check/test this because my > still doesn't work on ST3 with CF syntax.