In the following snippet, what is better form for representing a true statement in the CFIF (ie. "YES", true, or 1)?
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Hi David
As far as I'm aware the best practice in this example is actually:
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Subject: Best practises question
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I've read several places that it's preferable to use the following syntax:
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In the following snippet, what is better form for representing a true
statement in the CFIF (ie. "YES", true, or 1)?
or
or
More fruit added to arr_fruit
NO fruit added
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Can't you just use
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From: David Adams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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In the following snippet, what is better form for representing a true
statement in the CFI
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Can't you just use
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From: David Adams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Not sure what the best practice is...
But I have frequently used:
Actually, I prefer to use whenever possible.
so it would be:
arr_fruit=ArrayNew(1);
arr_fruit[1]="apple";
arr_fruit[2]="banana";
arr_fruit[3]="pear";
edible = ArrayAppend(arr_fruit,"pineapple");
if ( edible )
Is the easiest to write, however not the fastest to execute
executes faster
And its best practice to always scope your variables.
I also not sure that your example really displays correctly, i.e. you are
creating an array and in the cfif example you check a simple value fo
ry 29, 2004 3:02 PM
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Is the easiest to write, however not the fastest to execute
executes faster
And its best practice to always scope your variables.
I also not sure that your example really displays correctly, i.e
Taco Fleur wrote:
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Is there a better way of writing:
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Is there a better way of writing:
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> Probably not. There might actually be a more compact way of doing this
> test, but the great thing about the code you posted is t
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