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Please provide some sample codes in SCRIPT.Net which is using
'switch' statement

Posted 15-Dec-09 23:12pm

anish.mn

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Nuri Ismail · Answer 1 · 2009-12-15T23:17:00

Solution 1

This[^] is a very good article about Script.NET, it also contains a switch statement example. :)

Regards

Posted 15-Dec-09 23:17pm

Nuri Ismail

anish.mn · Answer 2 · 2009-12-15T23:27:00

Solution 2

Dear Nuri,

Thanks for your post.
I used the switch statement with syntax given in the
specified document, but am getting the following error:

"Parser does not recognise literal switch"

Could you help me with this please?

Posted 15-Dec-09 23:27pm

anish.mn

Updated 16-Dec-09 1:08am

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Nuri Ismail · Answer 3 · 2009-12-16T04:18:00

Dear Anish,

I suspect that the reason for your problems with the switch statement is the version of your Script.NET.
I investigate a bit and found that getting the latest version is not very easy.
I also tried the switch statement with the version of the library from this[^] article and meet the same problem as yours.

The download link for the latest version is here[^], but it is not working! :(

I would suggest you to download some of the latest example applications from here[^] and use the library that ships with the downloaded example.

From the examples link, I've downloaded the Lesson3.zip example (it comes with ScriptDotNet.dll, version: 1.1.0.0).
There are no problems with switch statement if you test it with this library.

I hope this helps. :)

Regards