Switch on Enum (with Flags attribute) without declaring every possible combination?

Question

how do i switch on an enum which have the flags attribute set (or more precisely is used for bit operations) ?

I want to be able to hit all cases in a switch that matche

Answer 1

With C# 7 you can now write something like this:

public void Run(CheckType checkType)
{
    switch (checkType)
    {
        case var type when CheckType.Form == (type & CheckType.Form):
            DoSomething(/*Some type of collection is passed */);
            break;

        case var type when CheckType.QueryString == (type & CheckType.QueryString):
            DoSomethingElse(/*Some other type of collection is passed */);
            break;

        case var type when CheckType.TempData == (type & CheckType.TempData):
            DoWhatever(/*Some different type of collection is passed */);
            break;
    }
}

Answer 2

Should be possible in C# 7

switch (t1)
    {
        case var t when t.HasFlag(TST.M1):
            {
                break;
            }
        case var t when t.HasFlag(TST.M2):
            {
                break;
            }

Answer 3

Based on your edit and your real-life code, I'd probably update the IsValidForRequest method to look something like this:

public sealed override bool IsValidForRequest
    (ControllerContext cc, MethodInfo mi)
{
    _ControllerContext = cc;

    var map = new Dictionary<CheckType, Func<bool>>
        {
            { CheckType.Form, () => CheckForm(cc.HttpContext.Request.Form) },
            { CheckType.Parameter,
                () => CheckParameter(cc.HttpContext.Request.Params) },
            { CheckType.TempData, () => CheckTempData(cc.Controller.TempData) },
            { CheckType.RouteData, () => CheckRouteData(cc.RouteData.Values) }
        };

    foreach (var item in map)
    {
        if ((item.Key & _CheckType) == item.Key)
        {
            if (item.Value())
            {
                return true;
            }
        }
    }
    return false;
}