I've got a struct containing other structs that contain components.
This is how I cache data type information for my application. Each
data type uses a CFC for data access, and don't want to keep having to
create a component each time I need to access data. So type
information and corresponding CFCs are cached.
Here's sample code that represents how one data type is cached:
<cfset dataTypes = StructNew ()>
<cfset dataTypes.article = StructNew ()>
<cfset dataTypes.article.name = "Article">
<cfset dataTypes.article.handler = createObject ("component",
"types.article").init ()>
Here's my question: What's the best way to access the handler?
I'm currently doing this (the variable "type" specifies the type of
data being accessed):
<cfif StructKeyExists (type)>
<typeInfo = StructFind (dataTypes, type)>
</cfif>
and then to get data:
<cfset data = typeInfo.handler.getData (id)>
I'm guessing that StructFind will return a copy of the struct, which
will cause the handler component to become duplicated in memory. If
that's true, how should I do this without duplicating the component in
memory?
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