In Javascript I'm going to read data (strData
). But the data are String values, but I have to work with Integer values.
For example:
intData = strData;
...where strData
could be "A", "B", or "C".
But intData
should be 1 for "A", 2 for "B", or 3 for "C".
I could just do an If-else statement, but I have to get strData
very often. In this case, I always have to "if-else" the content of strData
. So I need something to keep the code as short as possible. An one-time allocation of the Integer values to the String values. How I have to impelement that?
Thanks for your help!
intData = ({ A: 1, B: 2, C: 3})[strData]
For example (transcript from Chrome debugger console):
> (function() { var strData = "C"; return ({ A: 1, B: 2, C: 3})[strData]; })()
<- 3