A short PLP question -- within a PLP, you have access to the input and
output scopes. As I understand it, these are two independent scopes, i.e.
input is not copied to output at any point.
Our code has generally just used the output scope to build up the data we
need at the end of the PLP.
Is the input scope pretty much just used to pass data into the PLP at the
beginning? Under what kind of circumstances, if any, might you want to use
both the input and output scopes in a PLP?
Also, suppose I have pseudo code like:
cfset stinput = structnew()
cfset stinput.vars = values
<cfa_plp
...
stinput = "#stinput#"
...
>
This is the page from which the PLP is called so the above code runs each
time I submit a step of the PLP.
My question is -- is the "input" scope reset inside the PLP to #stinput#
every time a PLP step is submitted or is it only set once when the PLP is
instantiated?
Thanks!
david
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