Change cfswtich/cfcase statements to cfif/cfelseif/cfelse block

[MaestroFJP]

If you looking for every ounce of speed, I'd highly recommend changing
the cfswitch statements that evaluate strings in the cfcase (i.e. most
notably ObjectDao.cfc's) to cfif-cfelseif-cfelse blocks. Check out the
post from the guys at WebApper for more info about what is going on
behind the scenes:
CFSwitch Hunt -
http://webapper.net/index.cfm?fuseaction=Fuseblog.ShowComments&ArticleID=200
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I do did a load test on Mach-II's string cfswitch block that loads the
commands for event-handlers and one using cfif-etc. blocks. On my test
application I showed about 6-8% improvement in load times just by moving
away from cfswitch when it evaluates strings as the cases (numerics are
not affected). This is one of the improvements that made it into 1.1.1
which is in beta right now. Also, when using cfif-cfelseif-cfelse
blocks be sure to put the most used data types first since "if" blocks
short circuit once a match is found (yeah, I know simple, but effective
thinking here).

[bbowden]

Some files have been changed in revision 380.

[dhughes]

I don't plan to make this change in Reactor 1.0. Right now it's plenty fast. (Not that that's subjective or anything.) All in all, the cached OO queries made a huge performance improvement and I don't see the undying need for this right now.