On 2012-02-08 08:40, David Tardon wrote:
Why not split it into more patches, preferably one for each replaced
class? It would make review easier (and it would also make revert of
only one of the conversions easier, if it proves necessary ;-) A
couple of comments:
Sure, will do.
IMHO it would be more appropriate to use boost::ptr_map here.
OK.
You add "compatibility" functions here, but replace them by std::map
functions at other places. Are these so widely used it would be
impractical?
In general I try not to produce too much code churn, so I create
compatibility functions if I see more than about 5 uses.
-const com::sun::star::i18n::ForbiddenCharacters*
SvxForbiddenCharactersTable::GetForbiddenCharacters( sal_uInt16 nLanguage, sal_Bool bGetDefault )
const
+const com::sun::star::i18n::ForbiddenCharacters*
SvxForbiddenCharactersTable::GetForbiddenCharacters( sal_uInt16 nLanguage, sal_Bool bGetDefault )
{
- ForbiddenCharactersInfo* pInf = Get( nLanguage );
+ ForbiddenCharactersInfo* pInf = GetCharInfo( nLanguage );
if ( !pInf&& bGetDefault&& mxMSF.is() )
{
- const SvxForbiddenCharactersTableImpl *pConstImpl = dynamic_cast<const
SvxForbiddenCharactersTableImpl*>(this);
- SvxForbiddenCharactersTableImpl* pImpl =
const_cast<SvxForbiddenCharactersTableImpl*>(pConstImpl);
- pInf = new ForbiddenCharactersInfo;
- pImpl->Insert( nLanguage, pInf );
+ pInf = new ForbiddenCharactersInfo;
+ maCharInfoMap[ nLanguage ] = pInf;
pInf->bTemporary = sal_True;
LocaleDataWrapper aWrapper( mxMSF, SvxCreateLocale( nLanguage ) );
This function can remain const if you declare the maCharInfoMap member
mutable. But that is just a nitpick :-)
This I don't understand - maCharInfoMap is not declared const, so how
can I make it mutable?
Thanks for the feedback.
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