How do I call a function from a choice of four?

I'm following this old C2 tutorial to make a Simon game:

construct.net/en/tutorials/simon-says-follow-me-108/page-3

There are four relevant functions:

"playBlue"

"playRed"

"playGreen"

"playYellow"

In the array are values "Blue" "Red" "Green" and "Yellow"

The idea is to call a function "play" & whichever of the array values the simonSays variable requires to return the correct function above.

The original tutorial did it like this:

But I can't see how this is possible in the Construct 3 function options.

The c3p (mine) is available here: dropbox.com/s/g1f6enfn5l38sp5/oldsimon.c3p

The original tutorial capx and online demo are long since gone unfortunately.

Many thanks :)

I'm not sure if this is possible anymore. I think you use to be able to call a function by name, but now it's just call red or call blue, yadda yadda. Sorry bout that.

If interested in function maps for calling functions by name, also see the function maps section in this blog article along with the example project. construct.net/en/blogs/construct-official-blog-1/constructs-new-functions-1060

Thank you Felixoo, dop2000 and oosyrag (once again!) for the recommendations and suggestions.

It might be a backwards way of doing it (and probably lucky it was a small project) but I ended up remaking the project in Construct 2 and importing the capx into Construct 3 where it pulled through that function call and works fine (not sure how it will go if I ever try and edit that line though).

Next time I think I'll try the script execution from a variable - looks like the simplest way without delving into function maps.

Be aware that C2 functions are not the same as C3 built-in functions. There are quite a few key differences.