Your terms are right, Sean, but unfortunately, CFCs don't support method
overloading.

Hal Helms
"Java for CF Programmers" class 
in Las Vegas, August 18-22
www.halhelms.com

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Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 2:39 PM
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Subject: [CFCDev] Overloading CFCs


Hello All,

 

I apologize in advance as this may be a newbie question.  I am currently
working with the Mach-ii methodology and was trying to do the following
in a CFC.  I want to narrow down the error I am getting to either a
logic issue on my hand or something in the mach-ii framework.

 

I am basically trying to *overload* the CFC (might be confusing my terms
here).  That is if the arguments passed to setInfo is a struct, then the
second function is called, if a simple numeric value is passed, than the
first function is executed.

 

<cffunction name="setInfo" access="public">

                        <cfargument name="bidAmount" type="numeric"
required="true" />

                        

                        <cfset this.bidAmountD = arguments.bidAmount />

                        <cfset this.bidMaxAMount = arguments.bidAmount
/>

                        <cfset this.bidType = 1/>

                        <cfset this.bidderID = 0 />

                        <cfset this.targetAuctionID = 97507 />

                        

            </cffunction>

            

            <cffunction name="setInfo" access="public">

                        <cfargument name="info" type="query"
required="true" />

                        

                        <cfset this.bidAmountD =
arguments.info.bidAmount />

                        <cfset this.bidMaxAMount =
arguments.info.bidMaxAmount />

                        <cfset this.bidType = arguments.info.bidType />

                        <cfset this.bidderID = arguments.info.bidderID
/>

                        <cfset this.targetAuctionID =
arguments.info.targetAuctionID />

                        

            </cffunction> 

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Sean Scott

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