> > list.split(",") << am I missing something, where did this
> > come from?
>
> That's a "since MX" thing -- because all basic types in CF are treated
> (at least initially) as Java strings, you can use functions from the
> java.lang.String class [1], which includes a function to "tokenise" a
> string into an array given a certain token (in this case a comma).
Do you know to what extent this new functionality is supported?
I'd hate to start using Java methods directly on CF variables (I assume
that's what you're doing) only to find that in some future version the
code fails to run because of some modification MM make.
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