Jumping from one case to the default case in switch statement

Question

switch(ch){
          case \'a\':
                 //do something, condition does not match so go to default case
                 //don\'t break in here, and don\'t         


        

Answer 1

I hope my solution answers your question. Simply let the cases follow through all the way (beginning with the matching case) but use a condition to disable subsequent cases from running.

typedef enum boolean
{
    FALSE = 0, TRUE = 1
} bool;

void pstuff(char input)
{
    bool _skip = FALSE; 
    switch(input)
    {
        case 'a':
            printf("Case a.");
            _skip = TRUE; 
        case 'b': 
            if(!_skip)
            {
                printf("Case b.");
                _skip = TRUE;
            }
        case 'c':       
            if(!_skip)
            {
                printf("Case c.");
                _skip = TRUE; 
            }
        //...
        default: 
            printf("Done!\n"); //Always gets printed.

    }   
}