Can anyone shed some light on creating a custom cfc argument type?

Basically I want to validate that the value coming into the argument is a
numeric list.  I don't want to have to choose ANY as the value type and I
could pass it in as a array and list it out inside the CFC but that still
wouldn't do any validation on the value other than making sure it is an
array.

It would be handy to be able to set a delimiter attribute in the cfargument
tag so that you could still choose numeric as the type but have it check it
as items in a list but I do not believe that it possible.

 

 
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