in reply to Given When Syntax

you can use the dark arts mate ^_^
no stricts, no warnings, no use 5** ^_^,
come to the dark side of the force mate 
$switch = chr(int(rand(3)+97));
$switch->();


sub a {print "one\n";}
sub b {print "two\n";}
sub c {print "three\n";}

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p.s. guys dont scold me hard please :)

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Re^2: Given When Syntax
by LanX (Saint) on Mar 15, 2014 at 19:56 UTC
    > use the dark arts mate

    maybe a misunderstanding, but I thought black is supposed to be beautiful not ugly! :-b 

    sub switch ($$);


for my $var (1..4) {
    my $i;
    
    switch $var =>
      {
          1  => sub { $i = "One"},
          2  => sub { $i = "Two"},
          3  => sub { $i = "Three"},
          '' => sub { $i = "Other"},
      };

    print "$var is $i\n";
}

sub switch ($$) {
    my ($case, $href) =@_;
    if ( exists $href->{$case} ) {
        $href->{$case}->();
    } else {
        $href->{''}->();
    }
}

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    Cheers Rolf

    ( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)

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      symbolic references = dark arts no?
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        > symbolic references = dark arts no?

        I'm not questioning the "dark" just the "art" in your statement. ;)

        Cheers Rolf

        ( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)

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Re^2: Given When Syntax
by Deep_Plaid (Acolyte) on Mar 15, 2014 at 21:06 UTC

    Dark Arts... I like the sound of that. It's so eeeevil. Seriously, though - I appreciate the different perspective and your input. Thanks!

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