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code cleanup: allocate the vector in one go
The << alternative can reallocate the vector, but we know it's size, so preallocate. Signed-off-by: Tomaz Canabrava <tcanabrava@kde.org> Signed-off-by: Dirk Hohndel <dirk@hohndel.org>
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@ -142,15 +142,15 @@ MainWindow::MainWindow() : QMainWindow(),
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// what is a sane order for those icons? we should have the ones the user is
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// most likely to want towards the top so they are always visible
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// and the ones that someone likely sets and then never touches again towards the bottom
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profileToolbarActions << ui.profCalcCeiling << ui.profCalcAllTissues << // start with various ceilings
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ui.profIncrement3m << ui.profDcCeiling <<
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ui.profPhe << ui.profPn2 << ui.profPO2 << // partial pressure graphs
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ui.profRuler << ui.profScaled << // measuring and scaling
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ui.profTogglePicture << ui.profTankbar <<
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ui.profMod << ui.profNdl_tts << // various values that a user is either interested in or not
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ui.profEad << ui.profSAC <<
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ui.profHR << // very few dive computers support this
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ui.profTissues; // maybe less frequently used
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profileToolbarActions = { ui.profCalcCeiling, ui.profCalcAllTissues, // start with various ceilings
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ui.profIncrement3m, ui.profDcCeiling,
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ui.profPhe, ui.profPn2, ui.profPO2, // partial pressure graphs
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ui.profRuler, ui.profScaled, // measuring and scaling
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ui.profTogglePicture, ui.profTankbar,
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ui.profMod, ui.profNdl_tts, // various values that a user is either interested in or not
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ui.profEad, ui.profSAC,
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ui.profHR, // very few dive computers support this
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ui.profTissues}; // maybe less frequently used
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QToolBar *toolBar = new QToolBar();
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Q_FOREACH (QAction *a, profileToolbarActions)
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