[Console] Remove redundant method getSaturation() #50317
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Merging in 6.3 as this is not a bug fix, but mainly an improvement. |
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Thank you @ivanpepelko. |
…epelko) This PR was submitted for the 6.2 branch but it was merged into the 6.3 branch instead. Discussion ---------- [Console] Remove redundant method getSaturation() | Q | A | ------------- | --- | Branch? | 6.2 | Bug fix? | yes | New feature? | no | Deprecations? | no | Tickets | none | License | MIT | Doc PR | none 1. in `getSaturation()`, `$diff` is compared against `int` zero. This will only yield `true` when RGB values contain min/max color value (`0` or `255`). It will be always `false` for floats. 2. in `degradeHexColorToAnsi4()` value returned from `getSaturation()` is `round`ed, which returns float, thus making comparison to `int` zero useless. 3. in the same method, bitwise operations (final `return` statement) will convert number to `int` anyway, so the explicit cast was removed In conclusion, `getSaturation` is redundant. Tests are expanded to show that even in min/max cases everything works fine. Commits ------- 38021b5 [Console] Remove redundant method getSaturation()
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I think the main issue was a bug on line 167: should have been $diff was always less between 0.0 and 1.0, so would always (int) to 0, or 1. My contribution feels a bit redundant given that they've moved on and refactored a while back, but might help someone wondering why getSaturation doesn't return anything useful. |
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getSaturation(),$diffis compared againstintzero. This will only yieldtruewhen RGB values contain min/max color value (0or255). It will be alwaysfalsefor floats.degradeHexColorToAnsi4()value returned fromgetSaturation()isrounded, which returns float, thus making comparison tointzero useless.returnstatement) will convert number tointanyway, so the explicit cast was removedIn conclusion,
getSaturationis redundant. Tests are expanded to show that even in min/max cases everything works fine.