Arrays - humbug! - Part 2

Array problems #2 Since I have nothing to load into the array, yet, my last functional directive was cfset SESSION.Report.Lats = ArrayNew(2) The next piece of related offending code is cfif ArrayLen(SESSION.Report.Lats) GT 0 Lateral reporting structure: ul cfloop

Re: Arrays - humbug! - Part 2

Larry, Not sure exactly what you're going for. But rather than go into array usage (and looping a collection), which you can probably learn better elsewhere, maybe there's a simpler way to attack the problem. In the end, you seem to simply want to go over a query result: cfquery name=GetLats

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-Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Stephens, Larry V [mailto:steph...@indiana.edu] Gesendet: Freitag, 5. Februar 2010 15:10 An: cf-talk Betreff: SPAM-LOW: Arrays - humbug! - Part 2 Array problems #2 Since I have nothing to load into the array, yet, my last functional directive was cfset

RE: Arrays - humbug! - Part 2

To: cf-talk Subject: Re: Arrays - humbug! - Part 2 Larry, Not sure exactly what you're going for. But rather than go into array usage (and looping a collection), which you can probably learn better elsewhere, maybe there's a simpler way to attack the problem. In the end, you seem to simply want

Re: Arrays - humbug! - Part 2

For further manipulation, it's also sometimes handy to remember that a query object is essentially a struct of arrays, with the selected columns at struct keys. So you can also do things like: cfif Session.Report.lats.recordCount GT 0 cfloop from=1 to #Session.Report.lats.recordCount# index=i