On Sat, 2013-03-16 at 14:03 -0700, julien2412 wrote:
Hello,
Scan coverity detected this:
CID 988424 (#1 of 1): Logically dead code (DEADCODE)dead_error_line:
Execution cannot reach this expression "nExtBuInd + nExtParaNibble <
aStyleTextProp9->size()" inside statement "if (nExtParaNibble && nExtB...".
Indeed, we have these lines:
5026 if ( nExtParaPos )
5027 {
5028 sal_uInt32 nExtBuInd = nMask & 0x3c00;
5029 sal_uInt32 nExtParaNibble = 0;
5030 if ( nExtBuInd )
5031 nExtBuInd = ( aSet.mnFlags & 0x3c00 ) >> 10;
5032 if ( nExtBuInd < aStyleTextProp9.size() )
5033 {
5034 if ( nExtParaNibble && ( ( nExtBuInd + nExtParaNibble )
< aStyleTextProp9.size() ) )
5035 nExtBuInd += nExtParaNibble;
(see
http://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/filter/source/msfilter/svdfppt.cxx#5026)
Any idea what should be done?
Git doesn't seem able to track back to where this code was really
originally written across the old version control file moves and
removes. But throwing some key words into google I can find the original
code, and can determine it happened with
"StyleTextProp with empty text PPT import (bnc#485630) [Thorsten]" which
appeared to get merged to OpenOffice.org from ooo-build in Jun 2009.
The original code it was based on was originally a loop where multiple
properties were read and it made sense to increment nExtParaNibble
between properties. Now it doesn't.
So, yeah, all lines with nExtParaNibble in them or depend on those lines
or exist only to set that value can be removed as it enters the
condition as 0, and gets useless set to non 0 after exiting the
condition.
C.
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