There are some subtle differences between CFSCRIPT constructs and
their "equivalent" tag-based constructs.  I'd wager that's the
culprit.  The usual suspect: the endpoint of CFLOOP is evaluated once
when CFLOOP runs initially, while the endpoint of a CFSCRIPT for loop
is evaluated each iteration.

If you post a test case written both ways, I'm sure someone (quite
possibly myself) can help figure out the specifics.

cheers,
barneyb

On 12/21/05, Adrian Showater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone had issues with cfscript syntax where it doesn't function
> correctly?  I had an issue in a CFC where I was looping through an array and
> then making recursive method calls to the same method doing the looping.
> The loop was supposed to make a call for every item in the array, but it
> would just make a call for the first item and then apparantly break out of
> the loop, as if it was single threaded and could only handle one task at a
> time.  I then took the same exact code, and formated in as tags with no
> additional changes other than to convert the script syntax for the method
> call into a cfinvoke tag, and it worked fine.  What's up with that?
>
> Adrian Showalter

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