[KyleS]

One thing that's been bugging me for a while is not knowing if Switch re-evaluates per case statement.

In the wiki it has something like:

PHP Code:

new Team = GetClientTeam(client);
switch (Team)
{
        case Whatever:
        case Differentval:
} 


Now that's all good fun, but what about this?

PHP Code:

switch (GetClientTeam(client))
{
   case Whatever:
   case Differentval:
} 


Is GetClientTeam called twice in this case? once for each case?

[Monkeys]

It loads the function once, then compares it to the values.
No worries.

[bl4nk]

The reason for declaring it before the switch is in case it's being used again. As Monkeys said, it's evaluated once, and then stored for further comparison between the cases.

[KyleS]

Awesome, thanks guys!

[Monkeys]

By the way, variables can't be used as cases in a switch. So your Whatever and Differentval would throw errors.

[KyleS]

Originally Posted by Monkeys By the way, variables can't be used as cases in a switch. So your Whatever and Differentval would throw errors.

In this case lets make them numerical defines

[Monkeys]

Doesn't need to be numerical, though. :p
Can be a char too.