Jeah, I think its fine in a CFC, but if you really wanted to get all
anal about the speed I just increment your numbers by + 1 and create
and array in application scope. Then you can just reference them by
index. (I'm also assuming that you meant to type 7 and not & for NW)
-Adam
On Mon, 3 Jan 2005 17:13:38 -0500, Tony Weeg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hola peeps.
>
> i have a cfc, that simply takes an integer that represents a heading,
> and turn that into a value that i display based on the return.
>
> i put the cfc in the session scope:
>
> <cfset session['COG'] = createObject("component","cfc.cogToDirection") />
>
> and then just hit it like this...
>
> #session['COG'].COGToDirection(getThis.COG[i])#
>
> and display all in the same line.
>
> now, in my debugging output i see 0ms. but i know that there is no
> such thing. there are milliseconds attached, im sure, and enough of
> those, well, you know... equal a second. regardless... do you think,
> as a preference, that i would be better off with a simple
> cfswitch/cfcase section of code that does this, rather than hit the
> cfc?
>
> thanks.
> tw
>
> <cfcomponent displayName="cogToDirection" hint="Turn COG integer to a
> compass direction">
>
> <cffunction name="COGToDirection" access="public" output="1"
> returntype="string">
>
> <cfargument name="cog" type="numeric" required="true"/>
>
> <cfset request.cogValue = (arguments.cog + 22.5) \ 45>
>
> <cfswitch expression="#request.cogValue#">
>
> <cfcase value="0">
>
> <cfset strHeading = "N">
>
> </cfcase>
>
> <cfcase value="1">
>
> <cfset strHeading = "NE">
>
> </cfcase>
>
> <cfcase value="2">
>
> <cfset strHeading = "E">
>
> </cfcase>
>
> <cfcase value="3">
>
> <cfset strHeading = "SE">
>
> </cfcase>
>
> <cfcase value="4">
>
> <cfset strHeading = "S">
>
> </cfcase>
>
> <cfcase value="5">
>
> <cfset strHeading = "SW">
>
> </cfcase>
>
> <cfcase value="6">
>
> <cfset strHeading = "W">
>
> </cfcase>
>
> <cfcase value="&">
>
> <cfset strHeading = "NW">
>
> </cfcase>
>
> <cfcase value="8">
>
> <cfset strHeading = "N">
>
> </cfcase>
>
> <cfdefaultcase>
>
> <cfset strHeading = "N">
>
> </cfdefaultcase>
>
> </cfswitch>
>
> <cfreturn strHeading>
>
> </cffunction>
>
> </cfcomponent>
>
> --
> tony
>
> Tony Weeg
>
> macromedia certified coldfusion mx developer
> email: tonyweeg [at] gmail [dot] com
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