With ColdFusion 9 allowing for script-based CFCs, a lot more people (I assume!) are making use of CFScript. Adobe expanded support for many (but not yet all) of ColdFusion tags into script. You may, however, forget exactly how things are implemented. For example, the cfdump tag is writeDump in CFScript. If you want a handy reference to this, you need to use the ColdFusion Developer's Guide, not the CFML Reference. In the chapter/section, "The CFML Programming Language / Extending ColdFusion Pages with CFML Scripting" you will find the following table:
It gives you a nice tag to script comparison to help you remember how things are implemented.
For the items implemented as CFCs, you can then look at Script Functions Implemented as CFCs, which oddly goes back to the CFML Reference.
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That is Very handy ray!
I just want to point out that I also have a CFScript cheatsheet: http://www.petefreitag.com/... it has not yet been updated for CF9 though, but is handy for some of the core stuff like loops, switch case, etc.
Well then update it darnit! ;) Fyi, a coworker today showed me code where his case statement looked like so:
case("d"):
Surprisingly that worked just fine.
Cool, didn't know you could do that either...
Yeah I'll get on that update ;-)
Thanks! This will help me get on with the program and learn to embrace cfscript.
I hated Cfscript...little did I know!