> 2. the ability to use <cfset var x =
> ...> anywhere instead of just at the top of the function so
> you could declare variables at their first use
This may be applied, but also being able to use var in cfscript syntax...
<cfsript>
for(var i = 1; i lte 9; i++) {
etc
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