> > +++ means a file is needed for this fuse to run, but how do
> > you signify a
> > file that this fuse creates?
> >
> > +++ OUT filename.txt: this is a file that this fuse creates.
> > It is stored in
> > the #webroot#\files directory.
I think the important point is that the +++ is providing documentation of
which files are touched in some way by the fuse. I'm not sure there's any
need to determine via fusedocs, other than in the description, whether
that's a write or a read or a CFinclude/CustomTag. The reader just knows
that there is another file to be opened. Let's face it: if it's an issue (ie
not a query file or a custom tag) then you're gonna have to look at the code
*anyway* AND still open the other file
In the suggested format above, I'd just put the OUT word after the colon
(eeewww! weird pun not intended!), so that it functions like some other
short list of key words that appear in the description. I'd also change it
to INPUT , OUTPUT
+++ filename.txt : this is a OUTPUT file that the fuse creates in
#webroot#\files
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