<cfscript>
application.FooCFC.fooFunction("Peter", "Pizza");
</cfscript>
<!--- In Foo CFC instantiated in an application scope var --->
<cffunction name="fooFunction" ... >
<cfargument name="First_Name" ... />
<cfargument name="Fav_Food" ... />
<!--- Do something else --->
<cfreturn something />
</cffunction>
I passed the arguments to the function by position. I don't have to state an explicit argument name - only the position.
If I did:
<cfscript>
application.FooCFC.fooFunction( "Pizza","Peter");
</cfscript>
My first name would be "Pizza" and my fav. food would be "Peter".
Does this make sense?
The reason why I only want to pass by position is that each method I could possibly be passing to has a different argument name for the argument in position one. I'd either have to change that all or pass my argument by position instead of:
<cfscript>
application.FooCFC.fooFunction(Fav_Food="Pizza",First_Name="Peter");
</cfscript>
I don't know if there is a way I could make the method I want a variable and still pass it by position. Otherwise I'll get out of cfscript and use cfinvoke and change all the first position argument to the same name.
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