I think he means can he find all children that extend a class, and you can't with getMetaData() by nature of design, (parents never know about children, while children know about parents)

You'll have to parse the files in question if you're doing it via code, or if your looking for all children ala dreamweaver - find and replace off the extends attribute to get that information.


Tom Cornilliac wrote:

Use getMetaData(). You'll have to work backwards up the inheritance chain.

~tom


On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 09:35:53 +0800, Andrew Mercer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


If an object is extened by lots of objects, is there a magical way to
find the children from the superClass?

I am currently using cfdirectory with a filter to find all files that
have the same file nameing convetion.

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