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Referring to cases
If I have a switch-case block like:
switch(i){ case1: blah1; break; case2: blah2; break case3: blah3; break; }
is there anyway to refer to the current case the program is in? For example, if I wanted to initialize an int inside "case2:" to 2, or initialize an int inside "case3" to 3.
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Re: Referring to cases
No, there is no such thing.
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Last edited by cafeteria84; January 22nd, 2012 at 04:00 PM.
Re: Referring to cases
Can you explain what you want to use the code for and why you think you have the need you describe to have variables initialized for specific case values?
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