Select case...Just wondering....

[sayzer]

What about these?


First one works for sure.

SELECT CASE x        

     CASE IS < 21   'Between 0 and 20; including 20.

     CASE IS > 20 AND IS < 41 'Between 21 and 40 ; including 21 and 40.

     CASE IS > 40 AND IS < 61  'Between 41 and 60 ; including 41 and 60.

END SELECT

For this second one, I expect someone to confirm.

'Once it hits the first matching condition it should not go to the next one.
'Or will it?

SELECT CASE x        

     CASE IS < 21 'Between 0 and 20; including 20.

     CASE IS < 41 'Between 21 and 40 ; including 21 and 40.

     CASE IS < 61 'Between 41 and 60 ; including 41 and 60.

END SELECT

[paul borgmeier]

sayzer,
go with the second - it works the same as the first

[sayzer]

Ok, we get (save) more space then, as long as the values are in the same ascending order.

Muddy, pick the second.


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[Christopher4187]

To further the discussion, because I have never used select case before, can you do something like this:

SELECT CASE x

CASE IS < 21 led1

CASE IS < 41 led2

END SELECT

I am used to something like this

If x=1 then
goto led1
else
goto led2
endif


Also, an OT question. How do you guys get the code to display in blue?

Thanks,

Chris

[skimask]

To further the discussion, because I have never used select case before, can you do something like this:

SELECT CASE x
CASE IS < 21 led1
CASE IS < 41 led2
END SELECT

I am used to something like this

If x=1 then
goto led1
else
goto led2
endif

Chris

Should work. If it doesn't, reverse the cases around a bit...

SELECT CASE x
CASE IS > 20
GOTO LED1
CASE IS > 0
GOTO LED2
END SELECT

Sometimes it's all about the order things go in...