num = 10

result = switch num
  when 5 then false
  when 'a'
    true
    true
    false
  when 10 then true


  # Mid-switch comment with whitespace
  # and multi line
  when 11 then false
  else false

ok result


func = (num) ->
  switch num
    when 2, 4, 6
      true
    when 1, 3, 5
      false
    else false

ok func(2)
ok func(6)
ok !func(3)
ok !func(8)


# Should cache the switch value, if anything fancier than a literal.
num = 5
result = switch num += 5
  when 5 then false
  when 15 then false
  when 10 then true
  else false

ok result


# Ensure that trailing switch elses don't get rewritten.
result = false
switch "word"
  when "one thing"
    doSomething()
  else
    result = true unless false

ok result

result = false
switch "word"
  when "one thing"
    doSomething()
  when "other thing"
    doSomething()
  else
    result = true unless false

ok result


# Should be able to handle switches sans-condition.
result = switch
  when null then 1
  when 'truthful string' then 2
  else 3

ok result is 2


# Should be able to use "@properties" within the switch clause.
obj = {
  num: 101
  func: ->
    switch @num
      when 101 then '101!'
      else 'other'
}

ok obj.func() is '101!'