Hi Norbert,
On Wed, 2010-10-06 at 03:03 -0500, Norbert Thiebaud wrote:
The patches are attached to Bug 30642
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30642
Soo - I did some more spot review of the patches, and I liked what I
saw :-) things like this:
- sal_uInt16 nColor = 0, nColCount = 16;
+ sal_uInt16 nColor = 0;
static ColorData aColAry[] = {
..
- while ( !bFound && nColor < nColCount )
+ while ( nColor < sizeof(aColAry)/sizeof(ColorData) &&
+ aColAry[nColor] != nColData )
Are great cleanups in passing :-) - though they remind me of the need
for a SAL_N_ELEMENTS macro [ which I just added ], and a new
super-EasyHack to add to the wiki.
The problem we saw in calc was down to this wonderfully unclear use of
FASTBOOL as a loop counter; this patch fixed it:
// erst Atomaren-Items und dann die Sets schreiben (wichtig beim Laden)
- for ( pImp->bInSetItem = FALSE; pImp->bInSetItem <= TRUE && !rStream.GetError();
++pImp->bInSetItem )
+ for (int ft = 0 ; ft < 2 && !rStream.GetError(); ft++)
{
+ pImp->bInSetItem = ft != 0;
All FASTBOOL are converted into bool, except a couple of API that are
left as int
I saw you also fixed a few APIs that returned int instead of bool to
use bool instead: nice work.
Phew - well, the binfilter still builds nicely for me - so I've pushed
it. Down to (mostly) three boolean types :-)
Great work here,
ATB,
Michael.
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