Hi!
Have a look to the Python-Cookbook at ActiveState.
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/410692
This is a recipe for simulating a switch.
HTH Ewald
铁石 wrote:
> I know this may seem to be stupid.
> but as I found that there's no
> switch-case control flow in python,
> a
Yep, it is an often mentioned thing.
Using:
---
if condition:
action
elif condition2:
action2
else:
defaultaction
---
is pythonic.
Also using a dictionary and indexing using the case is very fast and
useful when there are many options. This approach is described here
铁石 wrote:
> I know this may seem to be stupid.
> but as I found that there's no
> switch-case control flow in python,
> an I just can't remember( or know) any
> method to make such a control flow.
>
if cond1:
stmts
elif cond2:
stmts
...
else:
stmts
No need for break.
>
>
> --
