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On 05/28/2012 06:03 PM, julien2412 wrote:
[sal/osl/unx/file.cxx:1261] ->  [sal/osl/unx/file.cxx:1261]: (style) Same
expression on both sides of '-'.
    1257             if (nSize>  0)
    1258             {
    1259                 c^= pData[0];
    1260                 pData += nSize;
    1261                 nSize -= nSize;
    1262             }
Just put nSize to 0 ?

Same thing here :
[sal/osl/w32/file.cxx:880] ->  [sal/osl/w32/file.cxx:880]: (style) Same
expression on both sides of '-'.
     876         if (nSize>  0)
     877         {
     878             c ^= pData[0];
     879             pData += nSize;
     880             nSize -= nSize;
     881         }

In both of the above cases, the updates of both pData and nSize can be removed completely from these "overspill" if-blocks, as the variables are not used any more afterwards.


And here :
[filter/source/graphicfilter/icgm/cgm.cxx:269] ->
[filter/source/graphicfilter/icgm/cgm.cxx:269]: (style) Same expression on
both sides of '-'.
     267             if ( pLong[ nSwitch ]<  0 )
     268             {
     269                 nRetValue -= nRetValue;
     270             }
     271             nRetValue /= 65536;

I'd second Lubos here, that from looking at just the code in CGM::ImplGetFloat (but not understanding any of the context), "nRetValue = -nRetValue" is most likely what is meant instead.

Stephan

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