I suggest reading hal helms articles about strong and dinamic typing
regards
salvatore
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From: "dickbob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2006 11:09 AM
Subject: [CFCDev] How to use returntype correctly
Hi,
I've been using cfc's for a while now and all's fine, but I want to
improve
my techniques so that I use them correctly.
My questions are about the returntype attribute to CFFUNCTION and the type
attribute in CFARGUMENT.
Now I'm happy with using "string", "xml", "query" etc for functions that
return a value. What I'm unsure about is when I specify a returntype for
the
component name and use that also as the type in CFARGUMENT.
What are the benefits? All seems to work okay without them.
Do I need to give the full pathname to the component? Why?
How do I reconcile the fact that the pathname must be a constant value
with
the path being different between the dev and live environments?
TIA,
Dickbob
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