Coldfusion Docs Launcher

• Provides a command for launching a quick search and launch docs base on current environment
• Quick search anything via input panel

Provides a command for launching a coldfusion 10 quick doc search for the word at the cursor

Fork from SublimeText2CfQuickDocsLauncher

Installation

• cd {user sublime folder}/Packages
• git clone https://github.com/linkarys/CFDocsLauncher

Usage

• Place the cursor around or select the tag/function to be searched/loaded
• Use shift + alt + h to load the doc page for specific tag/function directly
• Use shift + alt+ s to perform an search operation against specific word

• Use shift + alt + ; to open the quick search panel and use the following syntax to perform search

  search engine arg:value [arg:value ...] keyword
  

  e.g.

  • search keyword array by google:

  array
  

  • search keyword array by google with language zh:

  g l:zh array
  

  • search keyword array by python with edition 2.7:

  py e:2.7 array
  

  • search keyword python array by stackoverflow:

  st python array
  

  All the available abbr for search engine are:

• g or nothing for google

• py for python

• php for php

• st for stackoverflow

• jq for jquery

• mdn for mdn

• subl for sublime text

Quick load and quick search action will detect your environment automatically and load or search the on the proper source. You Should pre-define the source via Preferences->Package Settings->CF Docs Launcher

Settings

Here is a demo

{
    // The following source will be used when plug-in could not find a specific source base on current environment
    "default": "https://www.google.com/search?q=",

    /**
     * Use of quick launch and quick search
     *
     * doc_url is use for quick launch
     * search_url is use for quick search
     * ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
     */

    "python": {
        "doc_url": "http://docs.python.org/3.4/library/",
        "search_url": "http://docs.python.org/3.4/search.html?check_keywords=yes&area=default&q=",
    },

    /**
     * Use for quick panel search
     *
     * You should defined the source pattern following the following format:
     *  "prefix": {
     *      "pattern": "http://xxxxx/${keyname:defaultValue}/xxxx?q="
     *  }
     *
     *  The when you type in the input panel (ctrl + shift + ; by default) with
     *      prefix keyname:val querystring
     *  It will launch a search at http://xxxxx/var/xxxx?q=querystring
     *  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
     */
    "search_patterns": {
        "g": {
            "pattern": "https://www.google.com/search?hl=${l:en}&q="
        }
    }
}