[mplspm]: Howto do switch with fall-through
Mark Mykkanen
shamu112 at hotmail.com
Thu Aug 29 16:12:14 CDT 2002
http://search.cpan.org/author/DCONWAY/Switch-2.09/Switch.pm
Regards,
Mark
>From: Dan Oelke <Dan at oelke.com>
>Reply-To: mpls at pm.org
>To: mpls at pm.org
>Subject: [mplspm]: Howto do switch with fall-through
>Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2002 14:49:29 -0500
>
>I have a perl programming question for you....
>
>I want to create a switch type statement with fall-through like C provides.
>
>I have a script where it does a number of things in different "phases" for
>lack of a better phrase. What I figured I could do was to pass in the
>phase I wanted to start in, and the script would pick up at that phase and
>and proceed through the rest. Add an extra flag and I could have it do
>only that phase.
>
>Here is a code snippet illustrating what I want.
>#-----------------------------------------------
>use strict;
>
>my $onlyFlag = 1;
>$_ = $ARGV[0];
>
>SWITCH: {
> if (/Deliver/) {
> print "Deliver\n";
> if($onlyFlag) {last;}
> }
> if (/Baseline/) {
> print "Baseline\n";
> if ($onlyFlag) {last;}
> }
> if (/Rebase/) {
> print "Rebase\n";
> if ($onlyFlag) {last;}
> }
> if (/Build/) {
> print "Build\n";
> if ($onlyFlag) {last;}
> }
>}
>#-----------------------------------------------
>
>Except that when I execute
> perl test.pl Baseline
>I see only "Baseline" instead of "Baseline Rebase Build"
>
>Any ideas on how I can structure a switch type statement to get what I
>want, OR maybe just another cool way to restructure this code to get the
>same effect?
>
>Thanks,
>Dan
>
>
>
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