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Debugger: Disassembly column titles use const variables

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sean 2025-04-09 23:53:38 +00:00
parent 34a0688b7f
commit 01589349c2
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pcsx2-qt/Debugger/DisassemblyWidget.cpp
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@ -363,8 +363,8 @@ void DisassemblyWidget::paintEvent(QPaintEvent* event)
const u32 curPC = cpu().getPC(); // Get the PC here, because it'll change when we are drawing and make it seem like there are two PCs
// Format and draw title line on first row
QString titleLineString = GetDisassemblyTitleLine();
QColor titleLineColor = GetDisassemblyTitleLineColor();
const QString titleLineString = GetDisassemblyTitleLine();
const QColor titleLineColor = GetDisassemblyTitleLineColor();
painter.fillRect(0, 0 * m_rowHeight, w, m_rowHeight, titleLineColor);
painter.drawText(2, 0 * m_rowHeight, w, m_rowHeight, Qt::AlignLeft, titleLineString);
@ -782,7 +782,7 @@ QString DisassemblyWidget::GetDisassemblyTitleLine()
QString title_line_string;
// Determine layout of disassembly row. Layout depends on user setting "Show Instruction Bytes".
bool show_instruction_bytes = m_showInstructionBytes && cpu().isAlive();
const bool show_instruction_bytes = m_showInstructionBytes && cpu().isAlive();
if (show_instruction_bytes)
{
title_line_string = QCoreApplication::translate("DisassemblyWidgetColumnTitle", " %1 %2 %3 %4");
@ -815,7 +815,7 @@ QColor DisassemblyWidget::GetDisassemblyTitleLineColor()
{
// Determine color of column title line. Based on QFusionStyle.
QColor title_line_color = this->palette().button().color();
int title_line_color_val = qGray(title_line_color.rgb());
const int title_line_color_val = qGray(title_line_color.rgb());
title_line_color = title_line_color.lighter(100 + qMax(1, (180 - title_line_color_val) / 6));
title_line_color.setHsv(title_line_color.hue(), title_line_color.saturation() * 0.75, title_line_color.value());
return title_line_color.lighter(104);