I need to write a loop that does something like:
if i (1..10)
do thing 1
elsif i (11..20)
do thing 2
elsif i (21..30)
do thing 3
etc...
A more dynamic answer, which can be built in Ruby:
def select_f_from(collection, point)
collection.each do |cutoff, f|
if point <= cutoff
return f
end
end
return nil
end
def foo(x)
collection = [ [ 0, nil ],
[ 10, lambda { puts "doing thing 1"} ],
[ 20, lambda { puts "doing thing 2"} ],
[ 30, lambda { puts "doing thing 3"} ],
[ 40, nil ] ]
f = select_f_from(collection, x)
f.call if f
end
So, in this case, the "ranges" are really just fenced in with nils in order to catch the boundary conditions.