note 9867 modified in switch by ronabop
| From: | ronabop@php.net | Date: | Sun, 25 Feb 2001 00:39:06 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 9867 modified in switch by ronabop | ||
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You can also use this form of switch:
<?switch ( $test ) :?>
<?case 'foo' :?>
<FONT face="verdana">Foo</FONT>
<?case 'bar' :?>
<FONT face="verdana">Bar</FONT>
<?default :?>
<FONT face="verdana">Default</FONT>
<?endswitch ;?>
If $text is foo, you get all three results. If $text is bar, you get the last two. If it's
neither, you get only the last one. Adding breaks would look like this:
<?switch ( $test ) :?>
<?case 'foo' :?>
<FONT face="verdana">Foo</FONT>
<?break ;?>
<?case 'bar' :?>
<FONT face="verdana">Bar</FONT>
<?default :?>
<?break ;?>
<FONT face="verdana">Default</FONT>
<?endswitch ;?>
or this:
<?switch ( $test ) :?>
<?case 'foo' :?>
<FONT face="verdana">Foo</FONT>
<?break ; case 'bar' :?>
<FONT face="verdana">Bar</FONT>
<?break ; default :?>
<FONT face="verdana">Default</FONT>
<?endswitch ;?>
It may look strange, but it really helps when you have blocks of HTML avoiding lines like:
<?}?>
http://www.php.net/manual/switch.php