Syntax error in component.lucee

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Adam Cameron

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Apr 16, 2015, 5:50:51 AM4/16/15
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G'day:

From bitbucket:

syntax error in component.lucee

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The code in component.lucee is:

<cfcomponent displayname="Component" hint="This is the Base Component"></cfcomponent>

Obviously this needs to be:

<:component displayname="Component" hint="This is the Base Component"></:component>

Or, really, it should be:

component {
}

(it should not be in tags, and it should not have pointless comments)

But once cannot make a .lucee component as it stands!

How are your tests passing, I wonder?




Should I therefore assume I am the first person to even attempt to create a component using the .lucee extension?!?

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Michael Offner

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Apr 16, 2015, 7:20:16 AM4/16/15
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Should I therefore assume I am the first person to even attempt to create a component using the .lucee extension?!?
No, of course not, i recognized that as well but it was not happening in previous versions, because there was no Component.lucee, it also not happening in every case.

Micha 




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Adam Cameron

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Apr 16, 2015, 7:27:09 AM4/16/15
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Cool! I've just hacked my own one in the mean time to move fwd.

 
Should I therefore assume I am the first person to even attempt to create a component using the .lucee extension?!?
No, of course not, i recognized that as well but it was not happening in previous versions, because there was no Component.lucee, it also not happening in every case.


 Righto.

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