Closed janderkkotlarski closed 5 years ago
I guess this is just confusion: indeed it has/had no code coverage.
Currently, it is tested and I confirmed (using an assert(1==2);
) that the function is actually called.
Thanks @janderkkotlarski for checking, but I hope to have convinced you that the function must remain in, and this Issue can be closed :rainbow:
Stay vigilant :+1:
An issue of non-functional code, this function does nothing and eats up precious coding space. Delete this function in the cpp and header files of sfml_class.