Hi Andre,

Have you tried a multiway if-else statement? (See below)

I appears it would be more efficient in execution than what you are
currently doing.
(If you can place the CASE_Xs in the order of most likely to occur
frequently to least likely to occur frequently -- although I'm not sure if
that will be possible in your application.)

I kind of got lost in the fibers of this thread -- is your problem solved or
are you still having trouble?



if ( count == CASE_1 )
{

        // <code>

}
else if ( count == CASE_2 )
{

        // <code>

}
else if ( count == CASE_3 )
{

        // <code>

}
else
{
        // <code>
}



Best regards,

Ken Pergola

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