However, this is NOT legal (throws an error about double-declaring local var
'n'):
<cffunction name="foo"> <cfargument name="n" type="numeric" /> <cfset var n = "forty two" /> <cfreturn n & arguments.n /> </cffunction>
Ah, I didn't test it... my bad... so it's just like Java and C++ in that respect (but not C). Hmm, I could've sworn I'd written code like that but I guess my memory is playing tricks on me... Of course, I *shouldn't* have written code like that since it would introduce a name clash which - even if it were legal - would be bad practice! :)
Regards, Sean
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