In programming development, it is very common that a piece of code could be developed, customized, re-used and deployed in many similar areas, so that we can optimize the development and configuration time needed.
Many programming languages have a Switch–Case capability. Since its first beta in 2003, AutoHotkey has not had one. Finally, in the recent 28-Sep-2019 release of Version 1.1.31.00, it now has Switch–Case. This article discusses it and shows a sample…