Walter Bright <newshou...@digitalmars.com> wrote:
foo match {
case b: Bar => b.doBarMethod
case b: Bar2 => b.doBar2Method
case _ => println("Oh no!")
}
(1, (1,2)) match {
case (1, (1, _)) => println("nice tuple")
case _ =>
}
def main(args: Array[Byte]) =
args(0) match {
case "-help" => println("Usage: ...")
case "-moo" => println("moo")
}
D already supports string switches.
Which means that D supports array switches (untested code):
switch( (string)foo ) {
case (string)[1,2,3]: doSomething( );
case (string)[3,2,1]: doSomethingElse( );
}
Might require some tweaking, but I believe this would work. Not saying
it's a good idea, though.
As for structs:
switch ( foo.toHash( ) ) {
case S(1,2,3).toHash( ): doSomething( );
case S(3,2,1).toHash( ): doSomethingElse( );
}
If toHash is CTFE-able. Just as untested, and might not work at all.
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Simen
