You surround the function declaration (in the script version) with
cfscript tags.  The call doesn't have to be in a cfscript block.

There are small differences in loops in the script version vs the tag
version, but (afaik) that's all.

--Ben Doom

daniel kessler wrote:

> huh. so I don't have to surround it with cfscript?  How is this
> different from CFFunction, other than by structure.
>
>  >It's very much like an ECMA language.  The biggest difference (off the
>  >top of my head) is that you use CF comparison operators instead of ECMA
>  >ones.  That is you use "is" or "eq" instead of "==" and so forth.
>  >
>  >You can call it from a CFSET if you want the results to be put in a
>  >variable:
>  >
>  ><cfset value = function_name(arguments)>
>  >
>  >If you just want them displayed, you can do something like
>  >
>  ><cfoutput>
>  >#function_name(arguments)#
>  ></cfoutput>
>  >
>  >--Ben Doom
>
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