Redefine a function after it is created in Javascript - php

Question

I'm creating through a PHP loop (the reason of the loop is because I want more or less cases) a switch Javascript function, that outputs this:
function my_function(array_name) {
switch (true) {
case (array_name[1] < x < array_name[2]):
console.log("between: 1 & 2");
break;
case (array_name[2] < x < array_name[3]):
console.log("between: 2 & 3");
break;
default:
console.log("none");
break;
}
}
Now when the document is loaded I create a Javascript array which contains the values I want to pass to the function.
var array_to_execute = [0,1000,2000,3000];
How can I call the function after this array is created passing these values? Something like:
my_function(array_to_execute);
That would result in executing:
switch (true) {
case (1000 < x < 2000):
console.log("between: 1 & 2");
break;
case (2000 < x < 3000):
console.log("between: 2 & 3");
break;
default:
console.log("none");
break;
}

Answer 1

The function call that you've got in mind (my_function(array_to_execute)) should be just fine!
The problems you're probably having are because:
case (array_name[1] < x < array_name[2]):
does not work the way you think it does. (It ends up comparing a truth value to a number.) Use this instead and you should be good to go:
case (array_name[1] < x && x < array_name[2]):