You could also just loop from one to the length of the string. Then use mid()
to populate an array. Not as elegant as split(), but it is documented ;)
> Ah, I had forgotten that cf strings are java string objects
> under the hood. Calling myString.split("") splits each
> letter of the word into an array.
Just be aware the result of split() is not technically a CF array. So it may
not behave the way you might expect with some array functions. But since you
passing the result into arrayCompact, which does return a CF array, that is not
an issue here.
-Leigh
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