> I am having problems with a setting a dynamic variable. I'm
> trying to set TempArray[1].GroupAccess[1] to some value. It
> is an array inside a struct, inside an array (whew!)
>
> I can execute...
>
> <CFSET TempArray[1].GroupAccess[1] = "hi">
>
> ...just fine. But if I try...
>
> <CFSET VarName = "TempArray[1].GroupAccess[1]">
> <CFSET "#VarName#" = "hi">
>
> ... I get an error message saying that the variable name is illegal!
Keep in mind that the syntax you're using for setting dynamic variables is
unsupported; you should probably use the SetVariable function instead - it's
a lot less likely to accidentally disappear in future versions of CF.
Besides that, though, there's a bigger problem, which would prevent you from
using SetVariable in this case as well. That problem is that a member of an
array isn't exactly the same as a "variable" from CF's perspective. The
array itself is a variable, but if for example you attempt to check for an
array member's existence using IsDefined, you'll get an error there as well.
Instead, you could do something like this:
<cfset rs = Evaluate("ArrayAppend(TempArray[1].GroupAccess, 'hi')")>
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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