Testcode:
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<cfset testA(1)>
<cffunction name="testA">
<cfargument name="test">
<cfargument name="conflict" default="0">
<cfset var myArgs = StructNew()>
<cfloop collection="#arguments#" item="myKey">
<cfset myArgs[myKey] = arguments[myKey]>
</cfloop>
<cfset testB(testArgs=myArgs)>
<cfset testB(testArgs=arguments)>
</cffunction>
<cffunction name="testB">
<cfargument name="testArgs">
<cfargument name="conflict" default="2">
<cfdump var="#arguments#">
</cffunction>
Output with <cfset testB(testArgs=myArgs)>:
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struct
CONFLICT 2
TESTARGS
struct
CONFLICT 0
TEST 1
-> o.k., as expected
Output with <cfset testB(testArgs=arguments)>:
===========================================================
struct
CONFLICT 0
TEST 1
TESTARGS
struct
CONFLICT 0
TEST 1
-> this is imho a bug, because:
"test" is not a argument in method "testB"
the value of the argument conflict should be 2 and not 0
-Harry
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