> Hm. So if someone was stringent on how they use CFTHROW (if they use it at 
> all),
> then it would do the same. Personally, I don't throw errors. I write code to
> deal with specific error events. I just like to be specific about error
> handling.

Um, isn't cfthrow dealing with events?  If someone calls method foo(),
and foo expects one argument, a number, greater than zero, shouldn't
you throw an error if they pass in -1? Sure your client code should
stop it, but if you distribute your CFC you don't always have control
over the client.

-Ray

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