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In Railo cfscript semicolons are optional. ST currently needs them for correctly highlighting syntax. I know probably not many people leave out the semicolons but I like to do that if I know my work is Railo only. Since semicolons are optional in most script languages, cfscript might follow suit in this respect in the future anyway.
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I discovered that the package actually does the job quite well already. The main (only?) issue is with return statements: if there is one (at the end of the function body), you get the wrong coloring. Without a return, all is well. Does this make it easier to tackle?
In Railo cfscript semicolons are optional. ST currently needs them for correctly highlighting syntax. I know probably not many people leave out the semicolons but I like to do that if I know my work is Railo only. Since semicolons are optional in most script languages, cfscript might follow suit in this respect in the future anyway.
![nosemicolons](https://camo.githubusercontent.com/cec6085140ecc26b4dae579199ab225e18ef45ced465552b8e046c5b6a639a24/68747470733a2f2f662e636c6f75642e6769746875622e636f6d2f6173736574732f313234323730322f313336383831312f32653762393263612d333963312d313165332d396161382d6363363361646232366635312e706e67)
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