1<cfscript>
2 // example custom verb that compiles to a <cfdefaultcase> tag
3 // usage:
4 // 1. add the lexicon declaration to your circuit file:
5 // <circuit xmlns:cf="cf/">
6 // 2. use the verb in a fuseaction:
7 // <cf:switch expression="#someExpr#">
8 // <cf:case value="someValue">
9 // ... some code ...
10 // </cf:catch>
11 // <cf:case value="anotherValue|andAnother" delimiters="|">
12 // ... more code ...
13 // </cf:case>
14 // <cf:defaultcase>
15 // ... default code ...
16 // </cf:defaultcase>
17 // </cf:switch>
18 //
19 // how this works:
20 // a. validate the attributes passed in (fb_.verbInfo.attributes)
21 // b. in start mode, generate the required CFML
22 // c. in end mode, generate the required CFML
23 //
24 if (fb_.verbInfo.executionMode is "start") {
25 //
26 // validate attributes:
27 // parent tag must be a switch verb in the same lexicon:
28 if (not structKeyExists(fb_.verbInfo,"parent") or
29 fb_.verbInfo.parent.lexicon is not fb_.verbInfo.lexicon or
30 fb_.verbInfo.parent.lexiconVerb is not "switch") {
31 fb_throw("fusebox.badGrammar.invalidNesting",
32 "Verb is invalid in this context",
33 "The verb 'defaultcase' does not appear directly nested within a 'switch' verb in fuseaction #fb_.verbInfo.circuit#.#fb_.verbInfo.fuseaction#.");
34 }
35 //
36 // start mode:
37 fb_appendLine('<' & 'cfdefaultcase>');
38 } else {
39 //
40 // end mode:
41 fb_appendLine('<' & '/cfdefaultcase>');
42 }
43</cfscript>
