I'm curious about a small semantics change from 2.6.3 to 2.6.4. And
I'm just looking to understand the background around my issue. In
2.6.3 in order to access the htmlHead() you used exactly that notation
htmlHead("foo").

With 2.6.4 the direct access to htmlHead disappeared and what I found
is that I have to migrate my htmlHead functions in event handlers to
$htmlHead("foo").

I'm sure there is some convention/rationale being applied here that I
have missed or never understood and would love to know what
transpired.

Thanks,
Jade

Hi Jade,

All cfml functions that we create facades for have been added a $ in front
so not to collide with cf9 or future versions.  They where there to help
people writing in script since cfscript was really bad until cf9.

Eventually, all the $cffacades will disappear once cf9 is standard, a few
years down the road.

Luis F. Majano
President
Ortus Solutions, Corp

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