No it doesn't. If it did then it would have to do so in order of
precedence, searching for a cfc of that name first and I can imagine it
getting ugly if you accidently name clashed.
On 24/07/2012 04:03, Matthew Woodward wrote:
As I modernize the codebase for the admin console in anticipation of
the next big release I will likely have numerous syntax questions, so
I figured I'd ask them here so everyone can either help answer or
benefit from the answers. Hopefully this will kill two birds with one
stone and make the admin console a nice reference for all the new
syntax that's been added since the last official build.
First in the list, can the "new" keyword be used to create Java
objects? For example will this work?
foo = new com.naryx.tagfusion.xmlConfig.xmlCFML();
And if so, I noticed when you use new with CFCs you do not have to
call init() since it's called automatically if it's present. Does
init() still need to be called on Java objects?
Thanks.
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