Hello,

be aware that return 0 means exit.

Then I guess the grammar for switch is like:

switch(expression) and the expression is evaluated internally. The $rc is intended to give the last returned value. Expressions are evaluated different than people would expect (e.g., based on other programming languages), like:

- negative values are considered FALSE
- positive values are considered TRUE

You can look at the code, starting with action.c for more details on it.

Cheers,
Daniel

On 09/12/13 00:04, Seudin Kasumovic wrote:

Hi,

Let route[FOO]{...} returns -1, 0, or 1 value.

Next example never print message in case -1:

switch (route(FOO)) {

case -1:

xlog("L_INFO", "FOO = -1\n");

break;

case 0:

    xlog("L_INFO", "FOO = zero\n");

    break;

case 1:

    xlog("L_INFO", "FOO = +1\n");

break;

}

Result from route(FOO) less then to zero converted to 0, so never get label -1,

but next example works properly (when use $rc):

route(FOO);

switch ($rc) {

case -1:

xlog("L_INFO", "FOO = -1\n");

break;

case 0:

    xlog("L_INFO", "FOO = zero\n");

    break;

case 1:

    xlog("L_INFO", "FOO = +1\n");

break;

}

Is this bug, or regular behavior ?

Regards,

Seudin
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