MACROMEDIA COLFUSION MX 7-MIGRATING APPLICATIONS TO COLDFUSION MX 7 Manual page 57

Function
REReplace
REReplaceNoCase
ReleaseComObject
SendGatewayMessage
SetEncoding
StructKeyList
TimeFormat
ToScript
URLDecode
URLEncodedFormat
URLSessionFormat
Wrap
XmlChildPos
XmlElemNew
Parameter, Added in this
value, or ColdFusion
change release
Changes ColdFusion MX
All ColdFusion MX 6.1
All ColdFusion MX 7
All ColdFusion MX
Change ColdFusion MX
l key of ColdFusion MX 6.1
mask
parameter
All ColdFusion MX 7
ColdFusion MX
charset
parameter
ColdFusion MX
charset
parameter
All ColdFusion MX
All ColdFusion MX 6.1
All ColdFusion MX
All ColdFusion MX
Comment
In replacement strings, the
following character pairs now
represent case conversion
codes: \E, \l, \L, \u, and \U.
If your ColdFusion 5
application has a replacement
string with one of these
character pairs, escape it by
prefixing it with a backslash;
for example, \\u.
To include special characters
for backrefs (\1), prefix them
with an additional blackslash;
for example, \\1. To include a
real backref, prefix an
additional backslash; for
example, \\\1.
For case conversion codes,
additional backslash prefixes
alternate between escaping
the code and not. For
backrefs, they always escape.
This function returns struct
keys in the order they are
created, not in alphabetical
order like in ColdFusion 5.
To sort struct values, you can
use the
StructSort
Function changes since ColdFusion 5
function.
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