mpf:switch - selecting variable values

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mpf:switch | selecting variable values

mpf:switch/case

you may substitute several if/else-conditions by using mpf:switch/case-token

switching is supported by variable-tokens only (cannot used with "mpf:param"-token, "mpf:env"-token and others)

	{	mpf:	switch		}	... {	/	mpf:	switch		}

=	[myvar]
	name of variable that will be used to check cases
\|\|	=[lowercase\|uppercase\|upperfirst]
	convert value string
\|\|	=[url\|html\|html-chars\|crypt]
	encode value to another format
\|\|	=[left\|right\|both]
	remove whitespaces from value
\|\|	[opr][condition]
	condition may be used to check value before storing it in a variable

	{	mpf:	case		}

	[condition][myvalue]
	condition operator, followed by value. "mpf:case"-token does not only provide equal-operations - you may use any available condition operator.
\|\|	data=[mydata]
	data to be display if case is true
\|\|	convert=[lowercase\|uppercase\|upperfirst]
	convert value string
\|\|	encode=[url\|html\|html-chars\|crypt]
	encode value to another format
\|\|	trim=[left\|right\|both]
	remove whitespaces from value
\|\|	convert_section=[lowercase\|uppercase\|upperfirst]
	convert section data (for use with closing token only)
\|\|	parse_section=[yes\|no]
	parse section data for mpf-tokens (for use with closing token only)
\|\|	encode_section=[url\|html\|html-chars\|crypt]
	encode section data to another format (for use with closing token only)
\|\|	trim_section=[left\|right\|both]
	remove whitespaces from section data (for use with closing token only)
\|\|	[opr][condition]
	condition may be used to check value before storing it in a variable