This syntax is slightly different from other languages in general. It requires a “default” case and without that the compiler will throw error compiling it. The second change is, we do not need a “break” at each “case”, the “break” is automatically called on the last statement.
The general syntax is

switch (result)
		{
			case 'one':
				i = 1;
				//break;
			case 'two':
				i = 2;
			case 'three':
				i = 3;
			case 'four':
				i = 4;
			case 'five':
				i = 5;
			case 'six':
				i = 6;
			case 'seven':
				i = 7;
			default :
				i = 0 ;
		}

Thats not a very huge change, but I think the information will save you sometime in the beginning.
happy haXe -ing.