>the "init" bits are the pseudo init bits at the top of the file (and
this is now "known" to be a bad practice).
I think he's referring to code at the top of a cfc which is outside of
any cffunction tag. not an init method.
>assist Phillip into thinking there is a not "right" solution for
everything
pseudo inits cause you to lose runtime control over the init. IMHO, this
is a wrong solution, for everything! :)
Teddy Payne wrote:
If I did I apologize, but the goal of my email was identify that style
of CFC invocation is on a case by case need and usage.
Init can work fine for one method or not so hot for another method.
Your statement was not my concern, but rather to assist Phillip into
thinking there is a not "right" solution for everything.
He like most developers will try and attempt different ways to
approach a problem before choosing a method that is right for him at
that given time.
I am not rebuking your statements by any means.
Teddy
On 9/4/06, *Paul Hastings* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Teddy Payne wrote:
> I am not sure having an init() method to CFC is a bad practice.
you seem to have misread my email.
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