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Summary of ChangesHello @waruqi, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request refines the verbose output messages displayed during SDK and toolchain detection processes. The changes aim to provide more concise, consistent, and informative feedback to users by consolidating related information into single lines, standardizing terminology, and centralizing output logic for Xcode. This improves the clarity and readability of diagnostic messages. Highlights
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This pull request improves the output of various SDK and platform checks by making them more concise and consistent. The changes refactor multiple print statements into single, more informative lines, which is a great improvement for the user experience. I've suggested a few minor refactorings to further improve code conciseness and maintainability by using common Lua idioms and extracting duplicated logic into helper functions.
| local extra = "" | ||
| if sdk.build_toolver then | ||
| extra = " (buildtools: " .. sdk.build_toolver .. ")" | ||
| end |
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For conciseness, you can use Lua's and/or idiom to assign the extra variable in a single line. This is a common pattern in Lua for conditional assignment and makes the code more compact.
local extra = sdk.build_toolver and (" (buildtools: " .. sdk.build_toolver .. ")") or ""
| local extra = "" | ||
| if ndk.sdkver then | ||
| extra = " (sdk: " .. ndk.sdkver .. ")" | ||
| end |
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Similar to another file in this PR, you can use Lua's and/or idiom here for a more concise conditional assignment of the extra variable.
local extra = ndk.sdkver and (" (sdk: " .. ndk.sdkver .. ")") or ""
| if opt.global then | ||
| if not opt.arch and not config.get("arch") then | ||
| will_set_arch = true | ||
| config.set("arch", arch) | ||
| cprint("checking for architecture ... ${color.success}%s", arch) | ||
| end | ||
| end | ||
| if opt.global then | ||
| if will_set_plat or will_set_arch then | ||
| cprint("checking for platform ... ${color.success}%s (%s)", plat, arch) | ||
| end | ||
| end |
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To improve readability and avoid a redundant check, you can combine the two if opt.global blocks into one. This makes the logic clearer and reduces nesting.
if opt.global then
if not opt.arch and not config.get("arch") then
will_set_arch = true
config.set("arch", arch)
end
if will_set_plat or will_set_arch then
cprint("checking for platform ... ${color.success}%s (%s)", plat, arch)
end
end
| local extra = "" | ||
| if #extras > 0 then | ||
| extra = " (" .. table.concat(extras, ", ") .. ")" | ||
| end |
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You can make this part more concise by using Lua's and/or idiom for conditional assignment. This avoids the need for an if block to construct the extra string.
local extra = #extras > 0 and (" (" .. table.concat(extras, ", ") .. ")") or ""
| local extra = "" | ||
| if #extras > 0 then | ||
| extra = " (" .. table.concat(extras, ", ") .. ")" | ||
| end |
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You can make this part more concise by using Lua's and/or idiom for conditional assignment. This avoids the need for an if block to construct the extra string.
local extra = #extras > 0 and (" (" .. table.concat(extras, ", ") .. ")") or ""
| if option.get("verbose") then | ||
| local codesign_identity = codesign.xcode_codesign_identity() | ||
| if codesign_identity then | ||
| cprint("checking for Codesign Identity of Xcode ... ${color.success}%s", codesign_identity) | ||
| else | ||
| cprint("checking for Codesign Identity of Xcode ... ${color.nothing}${text.nothing}") | ||
| end | ||
| if toolchain:is_plat("iphoneos") then | ||
| local mobile_provision = codesign.xcode_mobile_provision() | ||
| if mobile_provision then | ||
| cprint("checking for Mobile Provision of Xcode ... ${color.success}%s", mobile_provision) | ||
| else | ||
| cprint("checking for Mobile Provision of Xcode ... ${color.nothing}${text.nothing}") | ||
| end | ||
| end | ||
| end |
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This block contains duplicated logic for checking a value and printing a corresponding message. You can refactor this by extracting the common logic into a local helper function. This improves readability and maintainability by reducing code duplication.
if option.get("verbose") then
local function print_check(label, value)
if value then
cprint("checking for " .. label .. " ... ${color.success}%s", value)
else
cprint("checking for " .. label .. " ... ${color.nothing}${text.nothing}")
end
end
print_check("Codesign Identity of Xcode", codesign.xcode_codesign_identity())
if toolchain:is_plat("iphoneos") then
print_check("Mobile Provision of Xcode", codesign.xcode_mobile_provision())
end
end