go into an infinite loop when you try to dump them. It makes sense to create
data structures like this sometimes, for example in linked lists, or if you
have a tree where each child points back to its parent.
Would be nice to have a dump that could deal with this somehow.
Here's a good example of an undumpable data structure:
<cfset firstPerson = structNew()>
<cfset firstPerson.name = "Mary Wollstonecraft">
<cfset secondPerson = structNew()>
<cfset secondPerson.name = "Mary Shelley">
<cfset secondPerson = structNew()>
<cfset secondPerson.name = "Mary Shelley">
<cfset firstPerson.child = secondPerson>
<cfset secondPerson.parent = firstPerson>
<cfdump var="#firstPerson#">
-----Original Message-----
From: Raymond Camden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 22 October 2003 9:03 a.m.
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: <CFDUMP> hanging the server.
You may want to try limiting the amount of data you dump. On my blog I
posted a modified version of <cfdump> that allows you to do stuff like
top=X
where the dump will only show the first X records (or rows in an array,
or keys in a struct)
As well as other filtering options.
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