But you have control over it because you can scope-qualify your struct variable:
structKeyExists(variables.foo,'bar')
CF *will* find variables (the scope) pretty quickly and then foo will
only be looked up inside that scope. You can't do the same with
isDefined() as Barney showed - if variables.foo.bar doesn't exist,
isDefined() will try to find other ways to lookup
"variables.foo.bar"...
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