c# - How to code a switch statement to test DialogResult and provide fall through logic -

I get a strange result of the return value from a function. This code is inside the loop:

  Dialog result result = EvalReturnFromWS (returnMsg); Switch (Result) {Case DialogResult.Yes: Case DialogResult.No. Continue; Default: Break; }   
 This is a snippet from the function (I always click on the "yes" button in my unit test):  
  dialog result result = message Show box (mbText.ToString (), captions, buttons, icons); Switch (Result) {Case DialogResult.Yes: Return DialogResult.Yes; Case DialogResult.No: Return DialogResult.No; Case DialogResult.Cancel: Return DialogResult.Cancel; }   
 When I click on "Yes", it returns DialogResult. Yes, but back in the calling code, the 2 digit execution flow which is "no" and continues what I do not intend.  
 Somewhere else on the stack overflow, I saw a thread called "Dialog Roustal "For my" Falling "case was suggesting coding.  
 In short, if yes, then after the end of the switch case (s) I want to resume execution with the next statement. That is, "fall through"  
 Edit - Sorry for the confusion Yes, the top snippet is inside a loop. The second snippet function (the issue of that code is inside the message box) show.   
 
 
 What do you want Do to do  brakes;  to the  DialogRilt Yes  is inserted in the case. You do not want to fall into this matter.  
  switch (results) {case dialog result. Yes: break; // Skip the switch statement and the code case dialog continues to execute. NO .: Continue; // loop moves forward to the next default: break; // skip the statement statement and executing code}   
 This means that the details of a  case  goes up to the next one. There is nothing to do with leaving the  switch  statement with its execution, in your example, under  break  under  default: , from that block of code Breaks out (switch, no loop) and  switch  statement again, it does not break out of the external loop. The reason for this is that  break;  In the case of the switch there is a keyword that prevents the switch of the case block and execution. However, continue ;  The loop will continue because it has not been used within any switch case.  
 Try running this example code:  
 for  (int i = 0; i  i = 0  and  i = 2  because it will only output  1    
 loop For the issue,  i = 1  executes it for  Console.Out.WriteLine (i); .  
  Edit  
> And, if you want to exit the loop from within your switch, then see this question:   < / Html>