I have a control program that uses a nested Switch Statement. It gets lost while executing the second Switch.
The code looks like this:
Code:int A; int B = x; //B, C, D and E are constants int C = y; int D = z; int E = w; while(1){ A = (input value) RANGE = (input value) SELECT = (input value) SELECT2 = (input value) switch (RANGE){ case 1: //Do something break; case 2: //Do something break; case 3: //Do something break; case 4: //Do something switch (SELECT) { case 1: if (A < B) //Do something else if (A >= B) //Do something else break; case 2: if (A < C) //Do something else if (A >= C) //Do somthing else break; case 3: if (A < D) //Do something else if (A >= D) //Do somthing else break; case 4: if (A < E) //Do something } break; case 5: switch (SELECT2) { case1: //Do something break; case2: //Do something else } //End switch SELECT2 break; case 6: //Do something } //End switch SELECT } //End switch RANGE } //End While
Originally Posted by danlee58
