On 14/07/12 01:49, julien2412 wrote:
Hello,
On master sources updated today, cppcheck reported this :
[sw/source/ui/misc/redlndlg.cxx:402]: (error) Possible null pointer
dereference: pView - otherwise it is redundant to check if pView is null at
line 406
395 void SwRedlineAcceptDlg::Activate()
396 {
397 // prevent update if flag is set (#102547#)
398 if( bInhibitActivate )
399 return;
400
401 SwView *pView = ::GetActiveView();
402 SwWait aWait( *pView->GetDocShell(), sal_False );
403
404 aUsedSeqNo.Remove((sal_uInt16)0, aUsedSeqNo.Count());
405
406 if (!pView) // can happen when switching to another app, when a
Listbox in the dialog
407 return; // had the focus previously (actually THs Bug)
Should we test pView ... ?
hmm... it appears that this code is essentially unchanged since the
initial import, except that the comment "can happen when... " there has
been translated from the original Klingon.
so pView ultimately comes from SfxViewFrame::Current(), dynamically
casted to SwView... i bet the idea is that null pView is never supposed
to happen, and the comment indicates that a certain "TH" was at some
time tasked with fixing the bug that it could indeed be null at that time.
since it has been unconditionally dereferenced for the last 12 years at
least anyway, i think the check is just redundant and could be removed.
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