Cfquery to javascript array to .js file

Hi guys,
I've got a small problem out there:
have cities table in the database therefore pulling out everything using cfquery .
<cfquery name="get_city" datasource="IGES">
SELECT *
FROM cities
ORDER BY City ASC
</cfquery>
Now all these city names from database needs to be passed to .js file in some sort of array
<script type="text/javascript" src="../jscripts/add_school.js"></script>
^^^^^^^^that's the file all the javascript is in
Is there any way to pass an array made from cfquery to javascript file where it can be used to populate listbox.
cheers,
Simon

Hi Ian,
Thanks a lot, that toScript() stuff did the job properly.
cheers,
Simon
"learning every day"

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