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In the above image, isn't LoD violated by the code? The method call is essentially:
(new MultiFormatReader()).decode(...).getText()
Wouldn't an LoD-compliant implementation be:
(new MultiFormatReader()).decodeToText(...)
?
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Maybe, I think, because MultiFormatReader is something from the library, so not counted as LOD violation by the person who wrote the code snippet
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qrCodeResult is also created within the method. So no violation
@okkhoy Just to clarify, if something like this would to come out:
String result = new MultiFormatReader().decode().getInfo().getText().toString();
This does not constitutes to violation of LOD because of the new keyword?
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In the above image, isn't LoD violated by the code? The method call is essentially:
(new MultiFormatReader()).decode(...).getText()
Wouldn't an LoD-compliant implementation be:
(new MultiFormatReader()).decodeToText(...)
?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: