-Matt
On Wednesday, July 30, 2003, at 05:04 PM, Davis, Eric wrote:
| Matt Liotta:
|
| There are many perfectly valid reasons for using public fields in an
| object. For example, many classes in the Java hierarchy use public
| fields for constants. In fact, I find it quite annoying when class
| authors require bit-based states without representing those states with
| constants.
How, in a CFC, can one prevent a "constant" from being overwritten:
[myObject.cfc] <cfcomponent> <cfproperty name="CONSTANT_TRUE" default="true" type="boolean"> ... </cfcomponent>
[badPage.cfm] <cfset anObject = CreateObject("component","myObject")> <cfset anObject.CONSTANT_TRUE = false>
?
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