in my fusedocs, I list the persistent vars that are particular to the
template being called. Also, I use structures a lot. If I've got a structure
called "users" and its got 30 keys, such as users.id, users.fullname, etc...
I just say in my fusedocs
--> users: a STRUCTURE containing information about the current user.
I figure so long as somebody knows what's being called, they can scrounge up
the info on individual keys.
Alan McCollough
Web Programmer
Allaire Certified ColdFusion Developer
Alaska Native Medical Center
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> Subject: Fusedoc question
>
> After running my site with a partial fusebox implementation for several
> months I have decided to rebuild it "correctly". I am writing the fusedocs
> for my files and have a question: when youlist persistent variables in the
> doc, do you list every one that is available or do you just list the ones
> that are relevant to the specific fuse?
>
> I am curious because it might make future modifications easier for a
> newcomer if you list all persistent variables. However, this list could
> get pretty huge for every fuse. Thoughts?
>
> Ian
>
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