Carlos Soriano Sanchez wrote:
> I believe the code is correct. It checks whether the response is not
> neither cancel or none, and then it can apply the "Apply this to all
> files" check. It is wrong to set this value if the response was either
> cancel or none.
>
> Maybe I misunderstood something?
I think the logic you describe is the logic I introduce. The code
currently uses this:
if (response != GTK_RESPONSE_CANCEL || response != GTK_RESPONSE_NONE)
Which you can see as something like this:
if (x != 5 || x != 6)
Clearly, that's always true. In these cases, && is intended.
Does that make sense?
> ----- Original Message -----
> | The below condition always evaluates to true. It seems likely that &&
> | was intended rather than ||.
> |
> | Thanks for your time,
> | Michael
> |
> |
> | --- libnautilus-private/nautilus-file-operations.c
> | +++ /tmp/cocci-output-20444-aed54f-nautilus-file-operations.c
> | @@ -4420,8 +4420,7 @@ do_run_conflict_dialog (gpointer _data)
> | if (response == CONFLICT_RESPONSE_RENAME) {
> | data->resp_data->new_name =
> | nautilus_file_conflict_dialog_get_new_name
> (NAUTILUS_FILE_CONFLICT_DIALOG
> | (dialog));
> | - } else if (response != GTK_RESPONSE_CANCEL ||
> | - response != GTK_RESPONSE_NONE) {
> | + } else if (response != GTK_RESPONSE_CANCEL && response !=
> | GTK_RESPONSE_NONE) {
> | data->resp_data->apply_to_all =
> | nautilus_file_conflict_dialog_get_apply_to_all
> | (NAUTILUS_FILE_CONFLICT_DIALOG (dialog));
> | --
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