On 7/11/07, Nathan Strutz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think the reason why people would vote "no" to the main question is that
> we know in an OOPL we create an object and call methods on it. new struct(),
> struct.keyList(), but in CF we do structNew(), structKeyList(myStruct). It
> doesn't "feel" OO, even as much as javascript does, unless you're heavily
> using CFCs for everything.
<cfset s = { a = 1, b = "two", c = "3" } />
<cfdump label="s" var="#s#" />
<cfoutput>
<p>s.size() = #s.size()#</p>
<cfdump label="s.keySet().toArray()" var="#s.keySet().toArray()#" />
<cfset iter = s.keySet().iterator() />
<cfloop condition="iter.hasNext()">
<cfset x = iter.next() />
<p>s.get(#x#) = #s.get(x)#</p>
</cfloop>
</cfoutput>
But of course you could have done:
<cfloop item="x" collection="#s#">
<p>s[#x#] = #s[x]#</p>
</cfloop>
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