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I think you have to do isStruct(), isArray, isScalar,
etc.
Try my dump.cfc, available from cfczone.org
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Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2003 1:42
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Subject: RE: [CFCDev] Debugging
techniques for CFC's
Yep that works�I
tossed it in components.cfc which all components extend (in my dev environment
only � don�t need in prod)
Some of my variables
are complex types i.e. other components�is there a �typeOf� type function
available so I could loop through all properties and dump and child
objects?
Thanks for
tip!
Stace
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RE: [CFCDev] Debugging techniques for CFC's
OK ... so this works pretty well, and you
get all the variable and the functions.
<cffunction name="dump"
access="public" output="yes">
<cfdump
var='#variables#'>
</cffunction>
I found the script in the
archives ... from August 14th, which is roughly a month or so back. :) Now
lemme see if i can get it to work.
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From: Dawson,
Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Dawson,
Michael
Sent: Saturday,
October 18, 2003 6:14 PM
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Subject: RE: [CFCDev] Debugging
techniques for CFC's
You can put things in the Variables scope. If
you dump the variables scope, you get all variables as well as functions, I
believe.
I, like Nathan, create a structure named "Instance"
that stores all of my data in a cfc. I can easily dump or output the
Instance "scope" and see all that it contains.
Also, as an additional comment, a month or so back,
I posted an ActionScript for HomeSite or CFStudio that lets you toggle the
Yes/No value of the OUTPUT attributes for CFCOMPONENT and CFFUNCTION
tags. This is an easy way of toggling debugging
information.
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Sent: Sat 10/18/2003 10:03 AM
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Cc:
Subject: RE: [CFCDev] Debugging
techniques for CFC's
This
may be obvious, but is there a trick to expose the internals of a
cfc
to cfdump? I suppose i could use the this scope to develop, and
then change
it to variables once it's working correctly. I just find it
a little
cumbersome to be changing the scope back and forth, and it
opens the
possibility of introducing errors. So i was hoping to avoid
using "this".
St�phane, how do you do this?
>
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>
Behalf Of St�phane Bisson
> Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2003 4:15
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techniques for CFC's
>
>
> I'm debugging my CFCs using
the cfoutput and cfdump... with
> debuggind enable
> in CF
admin.... this is the only way I'm debugging my CFCs right
> now...
may
> be in futur it will different...
>
>
Stephane
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> From: "Nando"
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> Sent: Friday, October 17, 2003 9:12
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> Subject: [CFCDev] Debugging techniques for
CFC's
>
>
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I'm
finding one of the most challenging aspects of working with CFC's,
>
> especially as a novice, is that it's difficult to debug a
properly
> > encapsulated object. I've started to wonder what
stategies or techniques
> are
> > being used to expose the
internals of a cfc when something isn't working
> > right,
especially when you're stuck in the middle of a complex function
>
> somewhere.
> >
> > Any tips would be highly
appreciated after a very long day of struggling
> > through 2 of
these.
> >
> >
> >
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