file, I try to use cfscript blocks as much as possible, mainly to keep
code both compact and readable. I do the same thing on pages where I
need to set more than one or two variables. cfscript blocks are also
easier to find when color-coded by CF Studio.
Just my $.02, don't look a gift horse in the mouth, and never trust a
bald barber.
Pete
Howard Fore wrote:
> If you can do everything you need in cfscript, it's much more readable
> IMHO. However the functionality gap between cfscript and cf tags
> negates this to some degreee. In my experience switching back and forth
> between tags and cfscript has yielded some very awkward code. I've
> almost completely stopped using cfscript altogether, simply because of
> the time I lose trying to maintain a logical block of code in one
> paradigm or the other. As always your mileage may vary, products may
> settle during shipping, and objects may be closer than they appear.
>
> --
> Howard Fore, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> On Apr 5, 2004, at 8:40 PM, Philip Arnold wrote:
>
> > There is the one advantage to CFSCRIPT over tags
> >
> > Readability
> >
> > If you can read Script easier than reading tag based code, then use
> > Script
>
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