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switch.rREBOL [
Title: "Examples Using Switch Function"
Date: 15-Oct-1998
File: %switch.r
Purpose: {
Switch between a set of choices or a default.
Should make C programmers happy.
}
library: [
level: 'intermediate
platform: none
type: 'tutorial
domain: none
tested-under: none
support: none
license: none
see-also: none
]
]
;-- Switch on simple numbers like in C:
switch 22 [
11 [print "here"]
22 [print "there"]
]
switch/default 400 [
11 [print "here"]
22 [print "there"]
] [ print "nowhere"]
;-- Or, words used as symbols:
car: pick [Ford Chevy Dodge] random 3
print switch car [
Ford [ 351 * 1.4 ]
Chevy [ 454 * 5.3 ]
Dodge [ 154 * 3.5 ]
]
;-- Strings too:
html-tag: "pre"
print switch html-tag [
"HREF" ["Hypertext Reference"]
"IMG" ["JPEG or GIF Image File"]
"PRE" ["Preformatted text"]
"LI" ["Bulleted list item"]
]
;-- Times (dates, or most other types of values in REBOL):
time: 10:30
switch/default time [
8:00 [send %wendy--domain--dom "Hey, get up"]
12:30 [send %cindy--dom--dom "Join me for lunch."]
16:00 [send %group--every--dom "Dinner anyone?"]
] [print "Nothing to do!"]
;-- The "cases" can be a variable too:
schedule: [
8:00 [send %wendy--domain--dom "Hey, get up"]
12:30 [send %cindy--dom--dom "Join me for lunch."]
16:00 [send %group--every--dom "Dinner anyone?"]
]
switch time schedule
; And, there are many dozen other possibilities... Notes
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