Dang, got away from me, anyway, like:
def switch(choice, functions = [cf0, cf1, cf2, cf3])
if 0<choice<len(functions):
return functions [ choice ] # functions is a list of function objects
else:
print "Not valid"
return
variations on that theme, i.e. not a big if, elif, elif, else -- just
use choice as an index into a list of functions.
Kirby
On 3/8/06, kirby urner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Cool, I'm in. Checking out your moodle.
>
> Another way people write switch:
>
> def switch(choice):
> if 0<choice<len(functions):
>
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