Case and or C++

[puntoinfinito]

Hi guys

I have a question; Can I use case argument with an or parameter? Example.

switch(lol) {
case "a" || "A" { /* do something */ }
} 

Because I try but when it compile it says:

main.cpp: 33:2: error: previously used here
main.cpp: 35:2: error: duplicate case value
main.cpp: 33:2: error: previously used here
main.cpp: 36:2: error: duplicate case value
main.cpp: 33:2: error: previously used here
main.cpp: 37:2: error: duplicate case value
main.cpp: 33:2: error: previously used here
main.cpp: 38:2: error: duplicate case value
main.cpp: 33:2: error: previously used here
main.cpp: 39:2: error: duplicate case value
main.cpp: 33:2: error: previously used here
main.cpp: 40:2: error: duplicate case value
main.cpp: 33:2: error: previously used here
main.cpp: 41:2: error: duplicate case value
main.cpp: 33:2: error: previously used here
ETC.

Regards :D

[ajh32]

You would do:

switch (lol)
{
   case 'a':
   case 'A':
      // do stuff
      break;

}

[thejman250]

- Or you could use the "toupper" or "tolower" functions.

[Disch]

+1 to thejman's solution:

switch( tolower( lol ) )
{
  case 'a':
    // do stuff
    break;
}

[puntoinfinito]

Yeah nice one, thx all :D Sloved