Cheers Ray - simple is good!! :)
On 14 June 2010 17:02, Raymond Camden rcam...@gmail.com wrote:
Evaluate is slow - comparatively. It isn't horrible though. The main
reason I will complain about evaluate is when it isn't strictly
necessary. Technically it isn't in your case. You could break
When working with structures nested that deeply you might consider IsDefined
instead.
cfif IsDefined('session.currentUser.permissions.' arguments.path)
It's not a best practice necessarily, but it would prevent a whole bunch of
StructKeyExists calls.
andy
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Cheers Andy -
That's fine if I want to check the struct exists, but I'm trying to directly
test against the value of that path (which in this case is a boolean)...?
T
On 14 June 2010 15:25, Andy Matthews li...@commadelimited.com wrote:
When working with structures nested that deeply you
nevermind - found the solution!
ended up with:
cffunction name=checkPermission
cfargument name=path
cfif IsDefined('session.currentUser.permissions.'
arguments.path)
cfif evaluate('session.currentUser.permissions.'
arguments.path)
Evaluate is slow - comparatively. It isn't horrible though. The main
reason I will complain about evaluate is when it isn't strictly
necessary. Technically it isn't in your case. You could break up the
string into parts and check the existence of each - but I think your
code is fine (and a hell
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