[thelist] RE: (answer) Randomizing Question

[Raymond K. Camden]

Yea, your right, I was just being anal. ;) As for the CFIFs, that too should
be fine. I certainly agree with you about readability.

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Raymond Camden, Principal Spectra Compliance Engineer for Allaire

Email   : jedimaster at allaire.com
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> raymond,
>
> :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> : From: Raymond K. Camden
> :
> : Jeff, I've spoken with some people internally at
> : Allaire, and the short answer is that there is no
> : problems with either cases. Ie, no memory leaks
> : from <CFSET STR = "foo and #func()# and more
> : foo"> or <CFSET SomeFunctionThatReturnsTemp()>
> :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
> the first instance wasn't really a concern more than just for readability.
> i'm quite surprised by the second though - i could have sworn that was
> something i read about.
>
> any mention about <cfif>/<cfelseif> statements with hashed variables and
> functions?
>
> :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> : Of course - the upshot is - if you do something that
> : makes your site work better, screw what I say. :)
> :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
> true.
>
> <sarcasm>
> the flip-side is that i think i should probably quit my crack habit.  not
> only is it getting expensive, it's starting to make me make odd claims at
> odd hours of the night.
> </sarcasm>
>
> still looking,
>
> .jeff
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