I'll be the first to admit that I am biased toward the use of
<cfscript>, but let's look at this a little closer.
1) It is possible to execute a block of code for more than one value.
<cfswitch expression="#foo#">
<cfcase value="1,2">
<!--- code --->
</cfcase>
..
..
..
</cfswitch>
<cfscript>
switch ( foo ) {
case 1 :
case 2 : {
// code
break;
}
..
..
..
}
</cfscript>
2) What is the basis of the statement that says <cfswitch> / <cfcase> is
twice as fast switch / case? Is the test code equivalent? Has anyone
talked to one of Allaire's programmers about their implementation of
this code? Are you already in a cfscript statement? Or are you starting
a new cfscript block?
--
Josh Meekhof
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