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Description
Currently there are over 300 switch cases for getting/setting pblock parameters.
Instead we should have separate functions for each parameter, and a callback
function pointer table.
This also combines all the parameter definitions to a single ordered list. This
will make future changes much easier to implement.
Relates: 389ds#6574
Reviewed by: ?
mreynolds389
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Description
Currently there are over 300 switch cases for getting/setting pblock parameters.
Instead we should have separate functions for each parameter, and a callback
function pointer table.
This also combines all the parameter definitions to a single ordered list. This
will make future changes much easier to implement.
Relates: 389ds#6574
Reviewed by: ?
mreynolds389
added a commit
to mreynolds389/389-ds-base
that referenced
this issue
Feb 3, 2025
Description
Currently there are over 300 switch cases for getting/setting pblock parameters.
Instead we should have separate functions for each parameter, and use a callback
function pointer table.
This also combines all the parameter definitions to a single ordered list. This
will make future changes much easier to implement.
Relates: 389ds#6574
Reviewed by: ?
Description
Currently there are over 300 switch cases for getting/setting pblock parameters.
Instead we should have separate functions for each parameter, and use a callback
function pointer table.
Relates: 389ds#6574
Reviewed by: spichugi, firstyear, progier, tbordaz (Thnaks!!!!)
Issue Description
Currently there are over 300 switch cases for getting/setting pblock parameters.
Instead we should have separate functions for each parameter, and a callback function pointer table.
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