switch do: Difference between revisions

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Example 1:: switch (_a) do {case 1: {hint "1"}; case 2: {hint "2"}; default {hint "default"};}
Example 2:: switch (_a) do {case true: {hint "true"}; case false: {hint "false"}; default {hint "default"};}
Example 3:: switch (_a) do {case "string1": {hint "string1"}; case "string2": {hint "string2"}; default {hint "default"};}

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Posted on 07 Aug, 2008
ColonelSandersLite: Be careful of the parenthesis around the variable you're switching on. If you accidentally use braces instead (ex: switch {_myVar} do{...), it won't error, but will always return default.; Posted on 11 Aug, 2008
Dr_Eyeball: Using switch with strings is case-sensitive, (unlike string comparisons).; Posted on 12 Aug, 2008
General Barron: To be safe about the case sensitivity issue, use the toLower or toUpper command to force all strings to a certain case.; Posted on 06 Oct, 2008
Iva: It's possible to use Boolean value as a switch and Code as case. One thing to take special care in such case is that code must be in parentheses. Example: switch (true) do { case (_boolVar): {someCode}; case (unit1 distance unit2 > 5): {someCode}; };

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 <dt class="note">'''[[User:Iva|Iva]]'''</dt><dd class="note">
-It's possible to use [[Boolean]] value as a switch and [[Code]] as case. One thing to take special care in such case is that code must be in braces. Example:
+It's possible to use [[Boolean]] value as a switch and [[Code]] as case. One thing to take special care in such case is that code must be in parentheses. Example:
 <code>
 switch (true) do