Chris Evans wrote:
1) I don't use just lists. I just tend to use lists rather than arrays. I
love using structures :).
3) I'm getting to run some speed tests to prove Nick's comment about speed
increases of arrays over lists. That is a good reason to use arrays over
lists.
sorry for the
that creates a lot of overhead.
Chris Evans
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From: Emily B. Kim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 12:14 AM
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Subject: RE: Help: Can arrays be used like queries
Hopefully not any
David,
You can also use queries as arrays. For example, if I have a query called
"Articles" with a column named "TITLE", and I want the 5th
row, I can use Articles.Title[5].
I rarely see a need for arrays with CF, though other programmers seem to use
them for everything. I don't quite
You can also use queries as arrays. For example, if I have a query called
"Articles" with a column named "TITLE", and I want the 5th
row, I can use Articles.Title[5].
just a fyi, although you can use array syntax to reference queries,
remember that queries are NOT arrays so you can't use
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From: Emily B. Kim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2000 10:39 AM
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Subject: Re: Help: Can arrays be used like queries
You can also use queries as arrays. For example, if I have a query
called
"Articles" with a column na
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Subject: RE: Help: Can arrays be used like queries
Hi Chris...
Just thought I'd mention this tip that I picked up from ColdFusion-master
Ben Forta at a developer conference a few weeks back
'Try and avoid using lists. They are a lot slower than Array's or
Structures
Hopefully not any different than the way you would do it in an array. In
your example below, I would have a structure for Product 1, a structure for
Product 2, and so on. I would also have an ItemInYourBag structure, with
the key being the product ID and the value being the quantity. If the
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