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Postponed - UI-LEAH-1958_Leahi/Features/Leah 1958 UI Screen Resizing
Postponed - UI-LEAH-1958_Leahi/Features/Leah 1958 UI Screen Resizing
UI-DEN-15287_UI VD S97 [Usability changes] - Ready
UI-DEN-15287_UI VD S97 [Usability changes] - Ready
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Fixed the indentation

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I don't see ending bracket for this if. Does this even build?

I don't see ending bracket for this if. Does this even build?

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Seems like as part of modern C++ the equal operator is no longer needed. I need to investigate more to completely remove it.

Seems like as part of modern C++ the equal operator is no longer needed.
I need to investigate more to completely remove it.

This function is a slot to debug the behavior of the power dialog for now The entire qml file may later be removed. We had some conversations to combine the power message into confirmation and remo...

This function is a slot to debug the behavior of the power dialog for now
The entire qml file may later be removed.
We had some conversations to combine the power message into confirmation and remove the power qml, models, and so on.

The body of this function looks all commented out. Is this function necessary?

The body of this function looks all commented out. Is this function necessary?

Why commented out?

Why commented out?

Align function bodies.

Align function bodies.

Align "=".

Align "=".

UI-DEN-14294_UI BN S84
UI-DEN-14294_UI BN S84
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Actually, this is correct. And it should not have parenthesis like you said, otherwise it becomes incorrect. if I write it like : ( ( x * ( maximum - minimum ) ) / width ) + minimum then too man...

Actually, this is correct.
And it should not have parenthesis like you said, otherwise it becomes incorrect.
if I write it like :

 ( ( x * ( maximum - minimum ) ) / width ) + minimum 

then too many /redundant parentheses make it confusing.

To make sure the addition is done first, should you put ( width + minimum ) ?

To make sure the addition is done first, should you put ( width + minimum ) ?

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