Remote Component Variable Injection: Now with Method Replacement!

So I woke up this morning and realized you that since you're able to modify variables outside a component, you should be able to modify methods as well. Here's the updated code that proves it.

Application.cfc

<cfcomponent output="false">

 <cfset this.name = "moodswing" />

 <cffunction name="onApplicationStart">

  <cfset application.person = createObject("component","person").init("sad") />
  <cfset application.moodswing = createObject("component","moodswing") />

 </cffunction>

 <cffunction name="onRequestStart">

  <cfif StructKeyExists(url,"init")>
   <cfset onApplicationStart() />
  </cfif>

 </cffunction>

</cfcomponent>

person.cfc

<cfcomponent>

 <cffunction name="init" returntype="any">
  <cfargument name="mood" required="true" type="string" />

  <cfset variables.mood = arguments.mood />

  <cfreturn this />

 </cffunction>

 <cffunction name="getMood" returntype="string">

  <cfreturn variables.mood />

 </cffunction>

</cfcomponent>

moodswing.cfc

<cfcomponent output="false">

 <cffunction name="getHappy" returntype="void">

  <cfset application.person.changeVariable = changeVariable />

  <cfset application.person.changeVariable("mood","happy") />

  <cfset StructDelete(application.person,"changeVariable") />

 </cffunction>

 <cffunction name="getMad" returntype="void">

  <cfset application.person.changeFunction = changeFunction />

  <cfset application.person.changeFunction("getMood",getMood) />

  <cfset StructDelete(application.person,"changeFunction") />

 </cffunction>

 <cffunction name="changeVariable" returntype="void">
  <cfargument name="key" required="true" />
  <cfargument name="value" required="true" />

  <cfset variables[arguments.key] = arguments.value />

 </cffunction>

 <cffunction name="changeFunction" returntype="void">
  <cfargument name="key" required="true" />
  <cfargument name="value" required="true" />

  <cfset this[arguments.key] = arguments.value />

 </cffunction>

 <cffunction name="getMood" returntype="string">

  <cfreturn "mad!!!" />

 </cffunction>

</cfcomponent>

default.cfm

<cfoutput>
Current mood: #application.person.getMood()# <br />

#application.moodswing.getHappy()#

<br />
After mood swing: #application.person.getMood()# <br />

#application.moodswing.getMad()#

<br />
After another mood swing: #application.person.getMood()# <br />
</cfoutput>

Again, if you run the above code, you should end up with something like this:

Current mood: sad

After mood swing: happy

After another mood swing: mad!!!

And yes, waking up and immediately thinking about this stuff does make me a huge nerd.