Hi
There,
I know it's a best
practice to not use "evaluate" (for performance purposes) so was wondering
if anyone had any ideas on removing it from this
situation.
- I have a set of
page objects in application scope with various properties and
methods.
- Each page
object is named application.page.#pagename#
- I lazy load the
pages, so on each page request, if not isdefined("application.page.#pagename#"),
I initialize application.page.#pagename#
- I then set this
page to the value of the appropriate page so I can access all of the page
properties and methods easily.
I use the following
code within a cfc:
<cfset THIS.page =
Evaluate("Application.page.#pagename#")>
Is there a
better way to set THIS.page as a pointer to the right
object(Application.page.#pagename#) without using evaluate? (Please note,
I'm not trying to invoke/instantiate the object as it already exists - I'm only
to set a pointer to it).
My code works,
but I believe evaluate() is a slow operation and according to the CFMX coding
guidelines there is almost always supposed to be a different way to get the same
outcome.
Any thoughts appreciated!
Best
Wishes,
Peter
Peter
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