[RESOLVED] [2.0] Switch with Case Range

[MetalKid]

Is there a way in C# to have a range for a case statement. You can do this in VB, but how can you in C#:

    Select Case e.KeyChar
         Case Chr(8)
         Case "0"c To "9"c
            Dim val As Int64 = CType(MyBase.Text & e.KeyChar, Int64)
            If val < _minRange Then
               MyBase.Text = _minRange.ToString
               e.Handled = True
            End If
            If val > _maxRange Then
               If Me.SelectionLength = 0 Then
                  MyBase.Text = _maxRange.ToString
                  e.Handled = True
               End If
            End If
         Case Else
            Beep()
            e.Handled = True
      End Select

[David Anton]

No, but the if/else equivalent is pretty trivial anyway (via Instant C#):

//INSTANT C# NOTE: The following VB 'Select Case' included range-type or non-constant 'Case' expressions and was converted to C# 'if-else' logic:
//	Select Case e.KeyChar
//ORIGINAL LINE: Case Chr(8)
	if (e.KeyChar == '\b')
	{
	}
//ORIGINAL LINE: Case "0"c To "9"c
	else if (e.KeyChar >= '0' && e.KeyChar <= '9')
	{
			Int64 val = System.Convert.ToInt64(base.Text + e.KeyChar);
			if (val < _minRange)
			{
			   base.Text = _minRange.ToString();
			   e.Handled = true;
			}
			if (val > _maxRange)
			{
			   if (this.SelectionLength == 0)
			   {
				  base.Text = _maxRange.ToString();
				  e.Handled = true;
			   }
			}
	}
//ORIGINAL LINE: Case Else
	else
	{
			Microsoft.VisualBasic.Interaction.Beep();
			e.Handled = true;
	}

[MetalKid]

Darn, I was hoping to use a switch here, but alright. Thanks!