I'd forgotten about structCopy(). Wasn't the whole point of duplicate() to replace
structCopy() because structCopy doesn't do a deep copy? So now it's the other way
around? I'll try it...
Yep, it works (at least in this case)! Thanks!
>>This bug is killing me. I have a collection class for my companies plants.
>> It creates a structure, the key of which is the plant number, and the
>>value is the plant object for that particular plant. One of the methods is
>>getPlantByNumber('01'), and it works fine- you pass the plant number in as
>>an argument, and it returns the plant object for that number. I'd like to
>>create another method, though, to return the entire collection, so you can
>>loop through it on your own instead of having to call the getPlantByNumber
>>over and over again (cfc method calls are expensive if you have hundreds of
>>'em). I can't do it. If I return the structure, I return a reference and
>>the program I return it to can damage it. If I return a duplicate() of the
>>structure, I encounter the bug. Either way, I'm hosed.
>
>
>Why can't you just use the StructCopy() function to get a copy by value of
>the structure? That should do what you need.
>
>Regards,
>Dave.
>
>
>
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