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On 13/06/2013 20:15, Andras Timar wrote:
Hi Julien,

On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 8:03 PM, julien2412<serval2412@yahoo.fr>  wrote:
Hello,

Cppcheck reported this:
<error file="fpicker/source/win32/filepicker/WinFileOpenImpl.cxx" line="994"
id="redundantAssignment" severity="style" msg="Variable 'edt1Id' is
reassigned a value before the old one has been used."/>

     988         sal_Int32 edt1Id = edt1;
     989
     990         // under W2k the there is a combobox instead
     991         // of an edit field for the file name edit field
     992         // the control id of this box is cmb13 and not
     993         // edt1 as before so we must use this id
     994         edt1Id = cmb13;

Since we don't support anymore isWin2000 (removed by
b30f91c58419e90a789f79a1391b13f2064997ab, 2011/07/20) , according to the
comment shouldn't it be:
   sal_Int32 edt1Id = edt1;
instead ?

No, looking at the file history it turns out that W2K has "new"
behavior, Win9x had the old one. So sal_Int32 edt1Id = cmb13; would be
the good solution.
Thank you Andras for your quick feedback.
I understood what you mean, now if I can do this change (blindly because don't build on Win), the comments about edt1 need tweaking (see http://opengrok.libreoffice.org/search?q=edt1&project=core&defs=&refs=&path=&hist=). If you don't have much time to make the whole change, I can propose you this:
I "gerrit submit" a patch without comment part and you tweak this last one?

Julien

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