Len,
I just checked and unless I missed something there is no choice for
multi-line selection in the ComboBox.
Tom
On Mar 20, 2008, at 12:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I'm not mistaken (and I frequently am), isn't there an option on
comboboxes to allow multi-line selections? Or is th
Mark,
I saw it in a sample stack and have used it since. grin
So, You're saying Break is the way to go. period.
All four characters of it!
Thanks
Tom
On Mar 20, 2008, at 2:15 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Tom-
If I want to leave a switch statement after successfully matching
a case
is it bet
I've used "exit switch" myself... then 'cleaned it up' later... for
no reason... but it works.
Tom-
If I want to leave a switch statement after successfully matching a case
is it better to break and rund to the end without a default statement or
to exit the switch from that case?
Yi
Hello Mark,
Le 20 mars 08 à 19:19, Mark Wieder a écrit :
Eric-
Break skips the rest of the current switch structure and goes to the
statement following the end switch.
Only four chars to write ;-)
Which four?
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LOL and LOL :-)
Probably in French...
I have so much progresses t
Eric-
Break skips the rest of the current switch structure and goes to the
statement following the end switch.
Only four chars to write ;-)
Which four?
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Tom-
> If I want to leave a switch statement after successfully matching a case
> is it better to break and rund to the end without a default statement or
> to exit the switch from that case?
Yikes! I had no idea the compiler would accept "exit switch"! I'm sure it
compiles it as an alias f
Eric,
Thanks, I agree with your preference here and will stick to the break
for this button. And, Yes I really like the flexibility of the switch
structure.
Thanks again, I really appreciate your feedback on this.
Tom McGrath
On Mar 20, 2008, at 11:33 AM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hello Tom,
If I'm not mistaken (and I frequently am), isn't there an option on
comboboxes to allow multi-line selections? Or is that just the option
menu?
len morgan
> Hi Len,
>
> Multiple exit points seems like a good point for clarity unless maybe
> the switch is very very long then you would know if one
Hello Tom,
Le 20 mars 08 à 16:21, Thomas McGrath III a écrit :
Thanks, I knew about the behavior of the break and was more curious
if there was a preferred method or 'correct' method. I assume then
that you would definitely use the break. And yeah four chars to
eleven is a point to consid
Hi Len,
Multiple exit points seems like a good point for clarity unless maybe
the switch is very very long then you would know if one was found it
would be the absolute end of the script instead of the possibility of
it finding another match as well later on in the script.
However, with t
Hey Eric,
Thanks, I knew about the behavior of the break and was more curious if
there was a preferred method or 'correct' method. I assume then that
you would definitely use the break. And yeah four chars to eleven is a
point to consider.
I was thinking that break was important because o
I've always used the second example you had. Sometimes it can get a
little harder to debug (and less clear for someone else reading your code)
if you have multiple exit points. In the end, I think they both
accomplish the same thing.
len morgan
> If I want to leave a switch statement after succ
Hi Tom,
Break skips the rest of the current switch structure and goes to the
statement following the end switch.
Only four chars to write ;-)
Le 20 mars 08 à 16:06, Thomas McGrath III a écrit :
on menuPick pChosen
switch pChosen
case "Home"
-- code goes here
If I want to leave a switch statement after successfully matching a
case is it better to break and rund to the end without a default
statement or to exit the switch from that case?
ComboBox
on menuPick pChosen
switch pChosen
case "Home"
-- code goes here
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