David Ross wrote:
the cool thing is that by having a hasSpouse() and a getSpouse() that
throws NotMarried, you leave the choice up the client (thus it's a good
practice to put "Throws: NotMarriedException when there is no spouse"
into the getSpouse()'s hint).
-Dave
I typically do something like this:
<cffunction name="getSpouse" access="public" returntype="someObj"
output="false"
hint="I get the spouse obj.<br/>
Throws: NotMarriedException when there is no spouse.">
... stuff ...
</cffunction>
The <br/> makes the CFCExplorer output nice and pretty...
.Peter
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