Switch

Overview

The Switch Node.

Switch takes an input value and triggers one of several output Pulses, based on whether or not the input matches a pre-defined value. These pre-defined values, referred to as cases in computer programming, can be defined as a list in the Cases Attribute. Each value added to the Node also creates a corresponding output Pulse. If the value of the Input Socket matches a value defined in the Cases Attribute, its corresponding Pulse is triggered. If no match is found, then the Default Pulse is triggered instead.

Attributes

Inputs

Attribute	Type	Description
Data Type	Drop-down	The type of data that will be plugged into the Input Socket.

Outputs

Attribute	Type	Description
Cases [n]	Defined in the Data Type Attribute.	The pre-defined values, which will be compared to the value of the Input Socket.

Inputs

Input	Type	Description
Pulse Input (►)	Pulse	A standard input Pulse, to trigger the execution of the Node.
Input	Defined in the Data Type Attribute.	The value to be compared with the list of pre-defined Cases.

Outputs

Output	Type	Description
Case: [n]	Pulse	An Output Pulse for each pre-defined case, whose execution is triggered if the corresponding value is evaluated as being equal to Input.

External Links

• Switch statement on Wikipedia.