C#

Jammer wrote:

He said that he'd read/heard more than once that if you find yourself using a switch you can more or less be assured that its because you've done something wrong in your architecture elsewhere.

int result;
SomeClass.SomeEnum value = SomeClass.GetValue();
if (value == SomeClass.SomeEnum.Option1 || value == SomeClass.SomeEnum.Option2) {
   result = 1;
} else if (value == SomeClass.SomeEnum.Option3) {
   result = 2;
} else if (value == SomeClass.SomeEnum.Option4 || value == SomeClass.SomeEnum.Option5 || value == SomeClass.SomeEnum.Option6) {
   result = 3;
} else {
   result = 4;
}

int result;
switch (SomeClass.GetValue()) {
   case SomeClass.SomeEnum.Option1:
   case SomeClass.SomeEnum.Option2: result = 1; break;
   case SomeClass.SomeEnum.Option3: result = 2; break;
   case SomeClass.SomeEnum.Option4:
   case SomeClass.SomeEnum.Option5:
   case SomeClass.SomeEnum.Option6: result = 3; break;
   default: result = 4; break;
}

Ankit Rajpoot wrote:

But what is really worrying me is its portability.

Ankit Rajpoot wrote:

What I'm worried about is that the constant-value to file-attribute mapping is same on all Windows versions or not. For example, passing 15 returns the Artist's name from the file. Is it true for all Windows versions.

Application.Run(new Form1());

MegaBlasterX wrote:

make the console application invisible to the user

Application.Run(new Form1(Console.ReadLine()));

While (true) { Human.isLearnable = true; }

private void executeFile(TreeNode nodeCurrent)
		{
			Process.Start(getFullPath(nodeCurrent.FullPath));
			Process.Start(String.Format("\"{0}\"", getFullPath(nodeCurrent.FullPath)));
		}

		private void lvFiles_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
		{
			executeFile(nodeCurrent);
		}

// this is your selected item
lvFiles.SelectedItems[0]