I guess it would depend on the return type of the function and what error information you want to give back.
For example, if it is a Boolean return value you can easily do "<cfreturn false>" in a cfcatch statement. Don't many of ColdFusion's Array / Structure functions handle errors in a similar manner?
At 02:25 PM 6/3/2004, you wrote:
Let's boil it back down to the following.
Is it possible to catch the argument type error within the function and return a error in the same type as the returntype of the function?
No? If no, then that is a shame and I can not do what I want to do and that pisses me off, but such is life. :-)
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