How to Process multiple true Case statements?

[stev379]

What is the best practice... If I have multiple checkboxes, each assigned to a word and I want to check 4 of them for example, then click a button and add the 4 checked words to a list.

Since only the first true Case statement is process, how can I code it to process all of the checked boxes, with one click of the button.

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    Case $Ck_exeRD = ($GUI_CHECKED)
    Filewrite(etc....)  
    
    Case $Ck_batRD = ($GUI_CHECKED)
    Filewrite(etc...)

    Case $Ck_vbsRD = ($GUI_CHECKED)
    Filewrite(etc...)               
    
    Case $Ck_cmdRD = ($GUI_CHECKED)
    Filewrite(etc...)

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Thanks for any help or suggestions!!

[Jos]

I normally would use If-EndIf for each checkbox when they all need to be checked and possibly needs action.

Jos

[stev379]

I normally would use If-EndIf for each checkbox when they all need to be checked and possibly needs action.

Jos

Thanks for the quick reply. I was once told if statements process a little slower than case statements. I really only have a total of 20 checkboxes with a potential to add more. Will the if statements process that much slower? I'm not looking for great speed, just no latency.

[Richard Robertson]

It's not a noticeable difference in speed. The speed differences showed after several thousand loops of decisions.

Just use If, it is just fine.

[stev379]

It's not a noticeable difference in speed. The speed differences showed after several thousand loops of decisions.

Just use If, it is just fine.

Good deal. I changed the Case statements to If's, and actually had to add a Sleep(500) within each If statement b\c it was processing too quickly to write to the file.

Thanks for the info!