I am doing a POC on Java 7 new features. I have code to use String in switch statement and it works. I want to make it work in case insensitive also. Is there a way to check out with ignoreCase on String?
package com.java.j7;
public class Test {
final private String _NEW ="NEW";
final private String _PENDING = "PENDING";
final private String _CLOSED = "CLOSED";
final private String _REJECTED ="REJECTED";
public static void main(String... strings){
Test j = new Test();
j.processItem("new");
j.processItem("pending");
j.processItem("closed");
j.processItem("rejected");
}
void processItem(String s){
switch (s) {
case _NEW:
System.out.println("Matched to new");
break;
case _PENDING:
System.out.println("Matched to pending");
break;
case _CLOSED:
System.out.println("Matched to closed");
break;
case _REJECTED:
System.out.println("Matched to rejected");
break;
default:
System.out.println("Not matching any more");
break;
}
}
}
no, but you could switch on s.toUpperCase()
. so:
switch (s.toUpperCase()) {
//same as before
}
and while we're nitpicking, you better upper-case things in the english locale to avoid issues with turkish