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 of the possibility of
matching more than one method and in hitting the default option.
I was thinking that the exit switch ensured that we were done looking
and to stop after the first found item. This would then skip any other
matches.
But in a ComboBox there should/can be only one choice chosen from the
menu button so there seems to be no need to continue after a case was
found. But does this make the case (pun) for exit switch in a combobox?
Thanks
Tom
On Mar 20, 2008, at 11:11 AM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
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
exit switch
case "Work"
-- code goes here
exit switch
end switch
end menuPick
OR
on menuPick pChosen
switch pChosen
case "Home"
-- code goes here
break
case "Work"
-- code goes here
break
end switch
end menuPick
Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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