De : Noel Grandin <noel@peralex.com>
À : julien2412 <serval2412@yahoo.fr>
Cc : libreoffice@lists.freedesktop.org
Envoyé le : Vendredi 15 mars 2013 10h04
Objet : Re: About coverity 705746 (pormulti.cxx from sw module)
On 2013-03-15 10:30, julien2412 wrote:
Noel Grandin wrote
I would guess that someone meant to move line 742 inside the first "if"
statement, but only did half the job.
Hello Noël, Perhaps I'm too sleepy this morning but I don't see the interest to
duplicate the "new" part. Any hint?
I think the code should read:
if( nLeft || nRight )
{
if( !pCurr->GetPortion() )
pCurr->SetPortion( new SwTxtPortion( *pCurr ) );
if( nLeft )
{
SwMarginPortion *pMarg = new SwMarginPortion( 0 );
pMarg->AddPrtWidth( nLeft );
pMarg->SetPortion( pCurr->GetPortion() );
pCurr->SetPortion( pMarg );
}
if( nRight )
{
SwMarginPortion *pMarg = new SwMarginPortion( 0 );
pMarg->AddPrtWidth( nRight );
pCurr->FindLastPortion()->Append( pMarg );
}
}
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Since we have "if( nLeft || nRight )", what about:
if( nLeft || nRight )
{
if( !pCurr->GetPortion() )
pCurr->SetPortion( new SwTxtPortion( *pCurr ) );
SwMarginPortion *pMarg = new SwMarginPortion( 0 );
if( nLeft )
{
pMarg->AddPrtWidth( nLeft );
pMarg->SetPortion( pCurr->GetPortion() );
pCurr->SetPortion( pMarg );
}
if( nRight )
{
pMarg->AddPrtWidth( nRight );
pCurr->FindLastPortion()->Append( pMarg );
}
}
If nLeft and nRight are exlusive, it could also just be an if(nLeft)... else...
In both cases, no need to repeat "SwMarginPortion *pMarg = new SwMarginPortion( 0 );" since we're
sure to be in one of these blocks.
Julien
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