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>> I'm not slamming or flaming
this...just my thoughts. Although it appears fast - I think I'd get a
headache trying to call a setter for a getter
Well
you don't call the method setThis or getThat, you name it after the
property. Something like this.
<cffunction name="section_id" returntype="any"
output="false">
<cfargument name="value" type="any" required="false"> <cfif isDefined("arguments.value")> <cfset variables.section_id = arguments.value> <cfelse> <cfreturn variables.section_id> </cfif> </cffunction> Then
you just...
i =
createobject("component", this.that.theOtherThing);
// Set
the property value
i.section_id(4);
//Get
the property value
value
= i.section_id()
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