Hi Matt,
You're right, "or" is a reserved word which explains your first error.
But putting quotes around it should allow you to get around it. Since
it's throwing an error in that case too then it's certainly a bug. If
you can open a bug on it I'll try and get to it this week.
Thanks
Andy
Matthew Woodward wrote:
Thought I'd ask before filing a bug--should I be able to create a
struct key with the name 'OR' in the implicit struct notation? For
example:
<cfset states = {OR = 'Oregon', WA = 'Washington'} />
I tried with quotes around the key name as well but that didn't work
either. I get a badly formatted template error.
This might be expected given that OR is a reserved word but it seems
like with the quotes around the key name it should work.
I'm running this on a nightly from 3/7.
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