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I have a struct that I check for the existence of a key. I then need to test whether the value for that key is a string. I didn't spot anything in the Adobe CF docs like an isString() function (similar to isNumeric()).
Is there a good way other than using the seemingly broader isSimpleValue()?
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You can see the current (JVM) type of a variable by doing <cfdump var=#getMetadata(var)# /> or simply by accessing getMetadata(var). getName() .
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ColdFusion already supports string concatenation using “&” operator. ColdFusion 8 introduces a new string operator “&=” for compound concatenation.
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The good way will depend on your context. ColdFusion does not use explicit types for variables.
'123456' can be a string and '2016-05-18 13:08:00' can be a string too, you have a good question but testing the value depends on what you're trying to do and what happens next with it.
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