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feat(eventdisplay): Add FairXMLPdgColor::SetColorsFromXML #1581

Closed ChristianTackeGSI closed 3 months ago

ChristianTackeGSI commented 3 months ago

Currently only used in the ctor. Exposed for possible other users.

Also added a bit of const.

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 3 months ago
Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The changes to the `FairXMLPdgColor` class enhance code quality by improving const-correctness and separating XML processing logic from the constructor. The constructor now accepts a `const FairXMLNode*`, while a new method, `SetColorsFromXML`, encapsulates the functionality previously included in the constructor. These modifications improve maintainability and clarity without altering existing functionality. ## Changes | Files | Change Summary | |--------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `fairroot/eventdisplay/xml/FairXMLPdgColor.cxx`, `fairroot/eventdisplay/xml/FairXMLPdgColor.h` | Updated constructor parameter type to `const FairXMLNode*`, added `SetColorsFromXML` method, and updated copyright year. |
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Files selected for processing (2) * fairroot/eventdisplay/xml/FairXMLPdgColor.cxx (3 hunks) * fairroot/eventdisplay/xml/FairXMLPdgColor.h (2 hunks)
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fairroot/eventdisplay/xml/FairXMLPdgColor.h (2)
`31-31`: **Enhance const-correctness in the constructor parameter.** The constructor parameter type has been changed from `FairXMLNode*` to `const FairXMLNode*`, which enhances const-correctness by ensuring that the input node cannot be modified. This is a good practice for improving code safety and maintainability. --- `33-33`: **New method `SetColorsFromXML` added.** The new method `SetColorsFromXML` is added to the class. This method encapsulates the functionality of setting colors from an XML node, improving modularity and adhering to the single responsibility principle.
fairroot/eventdisplay/xml/FairXMLPdgColor.cxx (3)
`23-23`: **Enhance const-correctness in the constructor parameter.** The constructor parameter type has been changed from `FairXMLNode*` to `const FairXMLNode*`, which enhances const-correctness by ensuring that the input node cannot be modified. This is a good practice for improving code safety and maintainability. --- `35-35`: **Refactor: Use the new `SetColorsFromXML` method.** The constructor now calls the new `SetColorsFromXML` method, which encapsulates the logic for setting colors from an XML node. This refactor improves code modularity and adheres to the single responsibility principle. --- Line range hint `38-45`: **New method `SetColorsFromXML` added.** The new method `SetColorsFromXML` is added to encapsulate the functionality of setting colors from an XML node. This improves code modularity and maintainability. The method ensures const-correctness by taking a `const FairXMLNode&` as a parameter.
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ChristianTackeGSI commented 3 months ago

@DanielWielanek, what do you think about this?

Might this be useful for your other stuff?