Re: [Dev-C++] C#

I think I'd rather write a function, even a one-liner and call it than 
use GOTO.

Rob
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original message:
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Teodorescu Cristian wrote:

Ioannis Vranos wrote:



<snip />



Bad and good
Bad becuse they called goto.
Good beacuse it help you to define a way a good one in a switch 
sometimes i have to write smth like
switch (x){
     case 1 : code_1 ;break
     case 2 :    code_2 ;break
     case 3 :         code3+code 1:break
     case 4 :       code 4+code 2:break
     default : break;
};
so in C# :
switch (x){
     case 1 :code_1;
     case 2 : code_2;
     case 3 : code 3 goto 1;
     case 4 : code_4 goto 2;
};
more simple [:-)]


It was something like:

switch(x)
{
case 1:
            x=2;
            goto 3;
  case 3:
           y=4;
    case 5:            z=6;

  default: // something

}


As i said something *like* that.


So if you want to do the same job for some range of values you have to
use gotos!

e.g. in C++ you would do:

switch(x)
{
  case 1:
  case 2:
   case 3:
          cout<<"Get lost loser!\n";
          break;
// ...
}


in C# you have to do sonething like:

switch(x)
{
  case 1: goto case 3;
  case 2: goto case 3;
  case 3: something_java_like.writeconsole_something("Get lost
loser!\n");
// ...
}


Ioannis

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