Correlation does not prove causality.
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Correlation does not prove causality.
Correlation does not prove causality.
Originally posted by Roger F. Gay:
... But the value of "String" for example, is not equal to 1 or 2 or...
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Correlation does not prove causality.
Originally posted by Roger F. Gay:
OK, wait a sec.
I'm not sure the declaration is right; but do you mean that I can do something like this (doing it right eventually), and STRING and INT can be used as case ids? ...
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Originally posted by Roger F. Gay:
�'m not following you. Your example seems to return to the use of explicit use of integer values in the declaration of the enum - exactly what I was trying to avoid. See example in first post using static final ...
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Correlation does not prove causality.
Originally posted by Remko Strating:
I don't know exactly what you're trying the solve but don't forget that different strings can have the same hashcode. So your solution can have some unexpected behavior...
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Correlation does not prove causality.
Originally posted by Roger F. Gay:
I built a socket server that receives objects of various kinds. The first thing the handler does is check to see what type of object it is. The class name (could be String for example) goes into the switch...
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Correlation does not prove causality.
Correlation does not prove causality.
Correlation does not prove causality.
Correlation does not prove causality.
Correlation does not prove causality.
Correlation does not prove causality.
Correlation does not prove causality.
Correlation does not prove causality.
Correlation does not prove causality.
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Correlation does not prove causality.
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Correlation does not prove causality.
Correlation does not prove causality.
Originally posted by Roger F. Gay:
Thanks Andrew. That indeed solves my switch-case problem, with enums no less...
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Correlation does not prove causality.
Correlation does not prove causality.
Correlation does not prove causality.
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