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Hi all, I wondered if it was possible to implement new statements such as "switch-case" or "else if" to simplify and make the script more readable when a variable must be processed with more than two criteria (actually the only way it's to nest many "if/else" ) regards, w3b5urf3r Edited by user 18 August 2012 18:05:45(UTC)
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w3b, Here is a little trick I learned to simulate a switch statement. func is a matrix and the last statement is an element of the matrix.  |
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Originally Posted by: TheWizEd  w3b, Here is a little trick I learned to simulate a switch statement. func is a matrix and the last statement is an element of the matrix. wonderful trick   |
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