If statement refactoring and StrUtils functions - Delphi #137

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[VladimirOnOccasion]

Thanks, wish there were more Delphi video snippets like this on YouTube.

[eitan]

wow that was really cool.
Thank you Alister, for yet another great video and tips !

[brucemcgee]

The case sensitive version is MatchStr

[mezen]

Sometimes is use
case IndexStr(ACommand, ['open', 'other']) of //IndexText for case-insensitive
0: DoOpen();
1: DoOther();
end;

[IgorAKnyazev]

Alister, please review this kind of statement and its analogues in records:
case integer of
1:(I:integer);
2:(w1, w2:word);
3:(b1, b2, b3, b4:byte);

[asfaerfadfasdfsadf]

and how did you find out that a function exists called matchtext ?