>> CF 9 changed this significantly. With CF 9, using CFPROPERTY actually >> creates a public variable in addition to creating documentation. In >> addition to that, it also "creates" accessors and mutators (setters >> and getters). It doesn't actually generate visible code in your CFC, >> but those methods will be available for you to call without you >> actually writing them. > >To clarify a bit further, CF9 added an accesssors="(yes|no)" attribute >to the creation of a CFC. If your CFC is defined as Persistent (using >the new ORM functionality) this defaults to Yes and those setFoo and >getFoo functions will be created implicitly. If you do not set the >persistent flag, the value of accessors defaults to No. > >Then on individual cfproperty tags you can also specify whether to >create an accessor and/or mutator for that particular property. > >I'm not sure what would happen if you set accessors="no" on your cfc >and then declared the cfproperty tags with implicit accessor/mutator >turned on. I'm guessing that it would ignore the attributes in the >cfproperty tags and the variables/functions would not be created. > >Cheers, >Judah
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