RE: Weird CFC Problem

2004-03-24 Thread Brad Roberts 
I'll try that.  Looks like that will work.

Thanks again,

Brad
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  From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2004 11:25 AM
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  Subject: RE: Weird CFC Problem

  Ah, then change it to:

  

  Notice the use of duplicate. Before you were ending up with a pointer.
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RE: Weird CFC Problem

2004-03-24 Thread Raymond Camden 
Ah, then change it to:



Notice the use of duplicate. Before you were ending up with a pointer.
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RE: Weird CFC Problem

2004-03-24 Thread Brad Roberts 
Actually, I DON'T want to update the server struct.  It has default data
that I use to populate "local" structures.  My problem is that the server
struct is being updated somehow, but I don't want it to.  Only the query is
updated, not the simple values of the struct.

Hope that makes sense.

-Brad
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  From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2004 10:09 AM
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  Subject: RE: Weird CFC Problem

  When you run structAppend(a,b) you are appending B onto A. In your case,
you
  appended Server onto Data. If you wanted to update the server scope why
  didn't you just manipulate it directly? If you prefer using a pointer, you
  can use

  data = "">

  Note - I do not recommend directly accessing server variables from CFCs.
If
  your intent is to add X to a server variable, you should pass it in as an
  argument, or save the result, etc:

  
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RE: Weird CFC Problem

2004-03-24 Thread Raymond Camden 
When you run structAppend(a,b) you are appending B onto A. In your case, you
appended Server onto Data. If you wanted to update the server scope why
didn't you just manipulate it directly? If you prefer using a pointer, you
can use

	data = "">

Note - I do not recommend directly accessing server variables from CFCs. If
your intent is to add X to a server variable, you should pass it in as an
argument, or save the result, etc:


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Weird CFC Problem

2004-03-24 Thread Brad Roberts 
The only way I know to explain this is to give an example.

// THIS STRUCT IS IN SERVER SCOPE (3 simple values and a query)
server.myData = structNew();
server.myData.var_1 = "";
server.myData.var_2 = "";
server.myData.var_3 = "";
server.myData.myQuery = queryNew("c1,c2,c3");

// THIS IS MY CFC

  
    
    
    

    
    
    

    

  

  
    
    

    

    

  


Whenever I invoke the method "getInfo", and dump the server scope,
server.myData.myQuery is not populated with the new query data.  However,
the other keys "var_1, var_2, etc." are not changed.

I think this is a scoping issue, but I can't find it anywhere.

-Brad
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