I dont think he is saying you need to write the simple assignment
statement as another object.
your component shoudl look like so though the "counter" stuff in my
init method is invalid as you would only use one of the two options
described.
<cfcomponent name="mycomponent">
<cffunction name="init" hint="I am the 'constructor' of this object"
returntype="mycomponnet">
<!--- if counter is used by various methods, then add it to the
variables scope --->
<cfset variables.my.counter = 0>
<!--- if it isn't used across, and is simply a variable used within
this method declare it as a local variable -->
<cfset var counter = 0>
.. do some stuff...
<cfreturn this>
</cffunction>
<cffunction name="
</cfcomponent>
then in your calling file you would do:
<cfset myC = createObject("component","mycomponent").init() >
Hope I'm not muddying the waters on you Phillip
Bill
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