Cfml language support#1118
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Adds CodeGraph extraction for ColdFusion Markup Language using
tree-sitter-cfml's cfml and cfscript grammars. Handles both the legacy
tag-based style (<cfcomponent>/<cffunction>) and modern bare-script
style (component { ... }), delegating embedded <cfscript> tag bodies
to the cfscript grammar. .cfs files are routed through the same
extractor so anonymous component names fall back to the filename
consistently across both extensions, since CFML never declares a
component's name in source.
Includes extraction tests covering both dialects, extends/implements,
visibility, and regression coverage for the implicit-end-tag walk and
file-node containment.
… cfquery SQL bodies A <cfscript> block nested inside control-flow tags (<cfif>/<cfloop>/<cftry>) inside a <cffunction> or at top-level component scope was silently skipped: the implicit-end-tag walk only checked direct children/siblings for cf_script_tag, missing it when wrapped a level deeper. A new recursive delegateNestedTags helper finds <cfscript>/<cfquery> at any depth without descending into nested <cffunction> scopes. <cfquery> SQL bodies were also entirely unhandled - the cf_query_content node's text was opaque raw SQL, so any #hash# expression inside it (e.g. a call like #getCurrentUser().getId()# in a WHERE clause) was dropped. Wires the tree-sitter-cfml cfquery grammar in as a new minimal Language/extractor (call expressions only - the grammar models no other CodeGraph symbols) and delegates <cfquery> bodies to it the same way <cfscript> bodies are delegated to the cfscript grammar.
…1153) Tag-based and bare-script CFML, extends/implements, <cfscript>/<cfquery> delegation, BOM + unquoted-attribute handling. Wasm grammars verified bit-for-bit reproducible from cfmleditor/tree-sitter-cfml. Validated on FW/1, ColdBox, CFWheels. Follow-up: #1152. Co-authored-by: ghedwards <125586+ghedwards@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thank you for this — reviewed and merged today via #1153 (your branch doesn't allow maintainer edits, so I couldn't push the review fixes to this PR directly; your commits carry over and the squash commit credits you as co-author). The review verified the wasm grammars are bit-for-bit reproducible from
One follow-up worth knowing about if you want to keep going — #1152: dotted-path CFML ships in the next release. Thanks again — closing this in favor of #1153. |
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