i prefer cfset a = b blah blah c /, but that's just personal
preference (i find it easier to read with less poundage).
but neither way is more right or more wrong (IMO YMMV).
On 7/24/06, Brian Dumbledore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know the subject line is a bit foggy, but I was going through
One thing to consider is that there may be certain cases where you can't use
the a b method.
Either way is perfectly acceptable.
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andy matthews
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Brian,
In my opinion, when you are making very small strings, is not going to be
different than # in terms of performance, so you have to go with which
ever is easier for the situation. Also take into account which makes the
code easier to read / maintain.
Which is easier to read:
cfset FORM[
Hmm.. Seems doesn't really make a difference.. Only downside of the hashes I
see is that you may easily miss them in the string. But they are faster to
write and cleaner ( I think ). Once again thanks a lot y'all for your time..
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