G'day
Consider this code:
<!--- caller.cfm --->
<cf_outer>
<cf_inner>
</cf_outer>
<!--- outer.cfm --->
<cfif thistag.executionmode eq "end">
<cfdump var="#thistag#">
</cfif>
<!--- inner.cfm --->
<cfassociate basetag="cf_outer" datacollection="subtags.inner">
In CF, outer.cfm's thistag struct ends up with a key "subtags", which
is a struct containing a key "inner".
On OBD, thistag just has a key "subtags.inner".
Note: the version of Railo I have also does it the same way as OBD.
I can see arguments both ways, and I certainly find CF's approach more
handy for what I'm doing right now. Although it's no great shakes for
me to refactor how I'm doing things, I s'pose. I still - like the
broken record I am in this regard - there's something to be said for
doing it the same way as the precedent set by CF.
Anyway, just thought I'd make the observation.
Cheers.
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