Specifications

14 Migrating ColdFusion 5 Applications
IsWDDX()
Changed Returns No for arrays and other complex
values. ColdFusion 5 returns an error.
(Both versions accept a basic value, such
as a string, number, logical value, or date
and time value. )
See IsWDDX() in
CFML
Reference
.
Len()
Changed When calculating a length, a
string-processing function processes an
ASCII 0 (NUL) character and continues to
process subsequent characters of the
string, if any. In ColdFusion 5, these
functions did not process any subsequent
characters of the string after processing
the ASCII 0 (NUL) character.
See Len() in
CFML
Reference
.
ListSetAt()
Changed No longer changes the first delimiter in the
list to the first delimiter specified in the
function.
See ListSetAt() in
CFML
Reference
.
ListSort()
Changed In a descending sort with textnocase,
ListSort() returns elements in a different
order than in ColdFusion 5.
See “Using ListSort() in
ColdFusion MX” on page
30.
LSCurrencyFormat()
Changed Returns a negative number when passed a
negative number.
See “Localization” on page
18.
With the local argument, returns the
currency in the locale’s standard format,
such as £ for pounds in the English(UK)
locale.
With the international argument,
returns the currency with its international
currency code, such as AUD for the
Australian dollar.
LSIsDate()
Changed Supports full date and full datetime
as parameters, which include the name of
the day.
LSParseDateTime()
Changed For English (US) locales, the following date
mask format is obsolete in ColdFusion MX:
23:15:16 4 Sept. 1998. Use a Java
standard date format instead.
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