Im looking at some code I have, and the case statement would be great here. Does tcl also have this??
droolin
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Is there a 'case' statement in tcl????
Re: Is there a 'case' statement in tcl????
Do you mean 'switch'?droolin wrote:Im looking at some code I have, and the case statement would be great here. Does tcl also have this??
Have you ever read "The Manual"?
might have the same function
Ok, after you said about the 'switch'. I looked it up in a tcl e-book that I have. That's exactly what I was looking for.
I have a bunch of different simple if statements I think would be better coded using the switch. Thank you. I've only ever seen the case statement in various languages, and wasnt sure what to look for in my e-book.
droolin
I have a bunch of different simple if statements I think would be better coded using the switch. Thank you. I've only ever seen the case statement in various languages, and wasnt sure what to look for in my e-book.
droolin