On Apr 4, 2005 12:26 PM, Dave Merrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sheesh. In fact, I was confused. I could swear that in 6.1, if you didn't
> use the var keyword or some explicit scope inside a component method, a var
> ended up in the variables scope.
You are correct (not confused).
> I remember thinking how insane that default
> behavior was.
I think the intent was to match the behavior in a regular page and
inside a regular UDF where foo means variables.foo so that long-time
CFers wouldn't complain that the behavior inside a component was
subtly different. Don't you think it would seem odd if the following
function behaved differently depending on whether it was just a UDF
on a page or inside a component?
<cffunction name="bar">
<cfset foo = 42>
</cffunction>
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