[welcome] Use convenience function

- Introduce a hasDetails() for RequirementEntry, which is just
   a short-cut, but makes code more readable.
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Adriaan de Groot 7 years ago
parent bfb5a4efb9
commit 54ba0aaf13

@ -45,14 +45,17 @@ struct RequirementEntry
/// @brief name of this requirement; not shown to user and used as ID
QString name;
/// @brief Description of this requirement, for use in user-visible lists
/// @brief Detailed description of this requirement, for use in user-visible lists
TextFunction enumerationText;
/// @brief User-visible string to show that the requirement is not met
/// @brief User-visible string to show that the requirement is not met, short form
TextFunction negatedText;
bool satisfied;
bool mandatory;
/// @brief Convenience to check if this entry should be shown in details dialog
bool hasDetails() const { return !enumerationText().isEmpty(); }
};
using RequirementsList = QList< RequirementEntry >;

@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ ResultsListWidget::showDetailsDialog( const Calamares::RequirementsList& checkEn
for ( const auto& entry : checkEntries )
{
if ( entry.enumerationText().isEmpty() )
if ( !entry.hasDetails() )
continue;
ResultWidget* ciw = new ResultWidget( entry.satisfied, entry.mandatory );

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