On 23/09/15 09:33, Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
And on a side note, what is up with the default on a switch statement?
That thing always fires no matter what, I essentially never use it because of this.
The default should fire if none of the preceding tests pass.
Of course, if the last test doesn't hold a 'break', the default will be
executed too, as any test that doesn't terminate with a break.
switch(condition)
{
test 'A' :
// code for condition 'A'
break ;
test 'B' :
// code for condition 'B'
// *** mind the missing 'break ;' ***
default :
// code for condition 'C'
}
If condition equals 'B', this will run both the code for 'B' and the
default code.
If condition equals 'C', it will run the default code only.
Sure you haven't omitted a break before your default-always-firing
statement ?
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