That didn't work for me. :-/
- MM
> Oke, i think you can, since it matches the input given with the case.
i didnt test it.
But cant you store the regex in a var and put that in the case?
like so:
var myRegEx:RegExp = /(W|M|K)\d/i;
var stringToMatch = "";
switch(stringToMatch) {
case myRegEx:
break;
}
Otherwise cant you swithc on the result of the executed regex?
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