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component {

	function init(required query data){
		setQuery(arguments.data);
		return this;
	}

	/* ---------------------------- PUBLIC ---------------------------- */

	/* --- Iterator methods ---------------------------- */

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<p>Using closures, it is possible to create an "object-like" struct with cfml and not using any components.  It allows you to do encapsulation, have methods, do chaining, etc.  It's api is pretty much identical to an object, except that you use a function to create it (instead of new). ACF10+ and Lucee 4.5+</p>

<cfscript>
function make (required numeric input) {

	var value = input;
	var o = {
		add: function (required numeric input) {
			value += input;
			return o;

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{
  "scripts":{
    "postVersion":"package set location='user/repo#v`package version`'",
    "onRelease":"publish",
    "postPublish":"!git push && !git push --tags"
  },
}

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<cfscript>
    myNumber = 10;
    writeOutput( myNumber.len() );

    //This will throw a "The len method was not found"
    myJavaNumber = JavaCast( "int", myNumber );
    writeOutput( myJavaNumber.len() );
    
    //This will throw a "The len method was not found"
    myQueryNumber = queryNew( "id", "integer", {id: 16} ).id;

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<cfscript>	
	//stubbing
	public void function testSavingPerson()
	output=false hint=""{

		//create the mock of your dao
		var mockPersonDAO = mock("PersonDAO","typeSafe");
		//tell the mock that when save is called with the cut to return void
		mockPersonDAO.save(variables.Person).returns();
		//add it to the cut

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git init - navigate to the appropriate directory and just type that.
git add . - adds everything in that path
git commit -m 'stuff' - Commits with the message 'stuff'
git branch -  views branches
git checkout -b <new branch> - Creates & switches to new branch
git checkout <branch> - switches to branch
git merge <branch> - merges that branch to the existing branch that you're already in.
git branch -d <branch> - deletes branch
git push - This assumes you already have a remote setup (like github)