Deduplicate repeated branch body in conditional chain #28
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Simplify control flow by merging two branches with identical bodies into a single condition. This removes redundancy and improves readability without changing behavior.
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Since you want to deduplicate code, there is an even shorter way:
if (auto substr = content.substr(position, 2); substr == "\\\\" or substr == "\\\"")If i remember correctly, this is valid in C++2a.
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Sure, I can make it even more compact. An alternative that not only fixes static analysis warnings, but also simplifies code logic is opened as #33. |
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Simplify control flow by merging two branches with identical bodies into a single condition. This removes redundancy and improves readability without changing behavior.