

I’ve been developing ColdFusion applications for about 20 years and sometimes I feel like I’m still learning. On occasion it takes stumbling across a feature to realize how something works.
Consider the following code:
<cfoutput> #NumberFormat(1.5)# </cfoutput>
Now… some people might look at that and think, “of course it’s going to display 2.” Honestly, I had no idea. numberFormat() without a mask will round numbers. That seems strange to me, frankly, but live and learn.
Anyone know of any other eccentricities of functions?
I’ve been developing ColdFusion applications for about 20 years and sometimes I feel like I’m still learning. On occasion it takes stumbling across a feature to realize how something works.
Consider the following code:
<cfoutput> #NumberFormat(1.5)# </cfoutput>
Now… some people might look at that and think, “of course it’s going to display 2.” Honestly, I had no idea. numberFormat() without a mask will round numbers. That seems strange to me, frankly, but live and learn.
Anyone know of any other eccentricities of functions?

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Embarrassingly I missed that cfdump had the abort attribute for years.