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ID: 14167, Cenon Del Rosario
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For Delphi, Version 1.0
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Updated on Wed, 22 Dec 1999 00:00:00 GMT
Originally uploaded on Wed, 22 Dec 1999 00:00:00 GMT
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I wanted to propose that a new CASE statement be included. This is based on a mainframe language I used called Natural (by Software AG). Anyway, here is how it works:
Case [FIRST, EVERY]
conditional expression 1:
Statements...
conditional expression 2:
Statements...
conditional expression 3:
Statements...
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ANY:
Statements...
NONE:
Statements...
End Case
If you look at this, it basically eliminates the IF ELSE statement and make code very easy to read.
Notes:
- The FIRST keyword means that only statements related to the FIRST TRUE conditional expression get executed. No other conditional expressions are evaluated as soon as the first TRUE one is met.
- The EVERY keyword means that only statements related to the TRUE conditional expressions get executed. All conditional expressions are evaluated and TRUE ones have their related statements executed.
- The ANY condition means that its related statements are executed whenever a conditional expression is TRUE.
- The NONE condition means that its related statements are executed when no conditions are TRUE.
- You could also consider using the same syntax for Object Pascal's existing CASE statement. Natural does have this and works the same but works on "values" rather than conditions.
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