I find that I occasionally end up wanting to dynamically decide which method
of a CFC to call. It ends up looking something like:
cfcInstance.tempMethodName = cfcInstance[cfcMethodNameIWant];
cfcInstance.tempMethodName(whateverArgs);
structDelete(cfcInstance,"tempMethodName");
Why not:
<cfinvoke component="#cfcInstance#" method="#cfcMethodNameIWant#" ... />
<cfoutput>#cfcInstance[cfcMethodNameIWant]()#</cfoutput>
Not what I would have expected. Why do you suppose? Is this a bug?
The syntax of function calls requires that they be preceded by a name, not an expression. Not a bug.
Sean A Corfield -- http://www.corfield.org/blog/
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