Why does this fail???
<cfif isStruct(variables)>
Rather, all I'm trying to do is print the Variables structure. How?
Robert Hinojosa
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Unfortunately, they don't really end up in a structure. Try the following:
<cfset UserInfo.username = 'bubbajones'>
<cfset UserInfo.firstname = 'bubba'>
<cfset UserInfo.lastname = 'jones'>
<cfloop collection="#UserInfo#" item="key">
<cfoutput>#key#<br></cfoutput>
</cfloop>
It won't work. You need to explicitly define it as a structure, e.g:
<cfset UserInfo = StructNew()>
<cfset UserInfo.username = 'bubbajones'>
<cfset UserInfo.firstname = 'bubba'>
<cfset UserInfo.lastname = 'jones'>
<cfloop collection="#UserInfo#" item="key">
<cfoutput>#key#<br></cfoutput>
</cfloop>
So, yay you can create your own "scopes", but they're really nothing more
than broken structures. Alas.
At 8:35 AM -0800 8/28/00, McCollough, Alan wrote:
>That does make sense; I believe that all variables end up in a structure,
it
>just happens, if it as you say, that I'm making a structure in a structure,
>with Variables. being the outlying structure, and SQL. being the inner
>structure...
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