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This is Filter Equivalent. This function may be present in generated code, but should not be used in hand-written code.
Header: | STD.h |
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Namespace: | fil |
Returns one of the input objects depending on the specified case index.
Syntax
void fil::ChooseByCase ( const Type& inObjectIfCase0, const Type& inObjectIfCase1, const Type& inObjectIfCase2, const Type& inObjectIfCase3, const Type& inObjectIfCase4, const Type& inObjectIfCase5, const Type& inObjectIfCase6, const Type& inObjectIfCase7, int inCaseIndex, Type& outObject )
Parameters
Name | Type | Range | Default | Description | |
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inObjectIfCase0 | const Type& | Object to be chosen for the case 0 | ||
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inObjectIfCase1 | const Type& | Object to be chosen for the case 1 | ||
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inObjectIfCase2 | const Type& | Object to be chosen for the case 2 | ||
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inObjectIfCase3 | const Type& | Object to be chosen for the case 3 | ||
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inObjectIfCase4 | const Type& | Object to be chosen for the case 4 | ||
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inObjectIfCase5 | const Type& | Object to be chosen for the case 5 | ||
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inObjectIfCase6 | const Type& | Object to be chosen for the case 6 | ||
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inObjectIfCase7 | const Type& | Object to be chosen for the case 7 | ||
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inCaseIndex | int | 0 - 7 | Determines which object will be chosen | |
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outObject | Type& | Chosen object |
Examples
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inObjectIfCase0 = "Alice" inObjectIfCase1 = "Bob" inObjectIfCase2 = "Mike" inObjectIfCase3 = "Katherine" inObjectIfCase4 = "John" inObjectIfCase5 = "Thomas" inObjectIfCase6 = "Patricia" inObjectIfCase7 = "Frank" inCaseIndex = 2 |
outObject = "Mike" |
Errors
List of possible exceptions:
Error type | Description |
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DomainError | Case index out of range in ChooseByCase. |
See Also
- ChooseByPredicate – Returns one of the two input objects depending on the specified condition.
- ChooseByRange – Returns one of the three input objects depending on whether the associated input value falls below, in or above the specified range.