Refactor Logger methods for clarity and const correctness #47
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WalkthroughTwo modifications to Logger.cpp: a conditional logic refactoring in Logger::print that consolidates two separate checks into a single combined condition, and a signature change to Logger::unregisterLogStream adding const-correctness by accepting const AbstractLogStream* instead of AbstractLogStream*. Changes
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Updated comments and parameter types in Logger.h for clarity.
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192-195: LGTM! Clean control flow simplification.Consolidating the size check and character checks into a single condition improves readability while preserving the original behavior. The refactored structure now mirrors the pattern at line 166.
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Verify header file signature matches.
The const-correctness improvement is good, making the function more permissive by accepting both const and non-const pointers. However, since this is a public API change, ensure the header file declaration has been updated to match this signature.
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# Description: Verify that Logger.h declares unregisterLogStream with const parameter
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rg -n "unregisterLogStream" --type=h -C 2Length of output: 372
Update header file signature to match implementation.
The header file at include/cppcore/Common/Logger.h:169 still declares the old signature without const, but the implementation adds const to the parameter. This signature mismatch will cause compilation errors.
Update line 169 from:
void unregisterLogStream(AbstractLogStream *pLogStream);
to:
void unregisterLogStream(const AbstractLogStream *pLogStream);
Also note the parameter name differs between header (pLogStream) and implementation (logStream)—consider standardizing for consistency.
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In include/cppcore/Common/Logger.h around line 169, the declaration still uses a
non-const parameter but the implementation in code/Common/Logger.cpp at line 233
uses const; update the header declaration to match the implementation by
changing the parameter type to const AbstractLogStream * and, for consistency,
align the parameter name with the implementation (e.g., use logStream or
pLogStream consistently) so the signature and names match across header and
source.
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