proper setters and getters!
<cfpropertyaction type="get">
<cfpropertyaction type="set">
eg:
<cfcomponent>
<cfproperty name="variables._length" type="numeric">
<cfpropertyaction type="get">
<cfreturn variables._length />
</cfpropertyaction>
<cfpropertyaction type="set">
<cfargument name="length" type="numeric" required="yes" />
<cfset variables._length = arguments.length />
</cfpropertyaction>
</cfproperty>
<cfproperty name="variables._width" type="numeric">
<cfpropertyaction type="get">
<cfreturn variables._width />
</cfpropertyaction>
<cfpropertyaction type="set">
<cfargument name="width" type="numeric" required="yes" />
<cfset variables._width = arguments.width />
</cfpropertyaction>
</cfproperty>
...{more code}...
</cfcomponent>
so you can go (calling page)
<cfscript>
myObj.length = 50;
if (myObj.width GT 100){
myObj.width = 100;
}
myObj.update();
</cfscript>
On 5/13/05, Mark Mandel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> NAMESPACES!!!.. omg...
>
> Interfaces for sure as well
>
> Null values would make life a lot easier.
>
> A real Constructors would be fantastic as well.
>
> Static methods / properties would also be lovely.
>
> I would also like to see Arrays, Structs, XMLDocs etc turned into Objects
> in their own right... but I doubt that will actually ever happen.
>
> I think that about covers me.
>
> Mark
>
>
> On 5/13/05, Ben Rogers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hal,
> >
> > > Agreed, Brian. Also, one thing that absolutely should make it into CFCs:
> a
> > > null value. Without this, you can't protect against runtime errors.
> >
> > Wasn't sure what you meant by this so I did a quick search. Unfortunately,
> > all the results had to do with unit testing and null values as special
> > cases. Would you mind explaining this a bit or pointing me at a page that
> > goes into this topic? Gracias.
> >
> > Ben Rogers
> > http://www.c4.net
> > v.508.240.0051
> > f.508.240.0057
> >
> >
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