>> At 08:30 AM 7/13/2005, Hugh Loebner wrote:
>>
>> Why on earth are you using a goto statement? They are pernicious.
>
> We have a goto in our code. I hate it, but there just isn't a good
> "switch" or "case" statement in Perl yet (I think I've heard that it's
> planned)
It's not a case/switch, but you can do the same kind of thing with a hash:
my %hash = (
sub1 => 'dothis',
sub2 => 'dothat',
);
print "Choose a sub: sub1, sub2: ";
chomp(my $choice=<STDIN>);
if ($choice !~ /^sub[12]$/)
{
&badchoice;
}
else
{
&{$hash{$choice}};
}
sub dothis
{
print "You selected to dothis!\n";
}
sub dothat
{
print "You selected to dothat!\n";
}
sub badchoice
{
print "You don't follow directions very well.\n";
}
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