added some missing language checks and adjusted some others#6112
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orbitcowboy merged 3 commits intocppcheck-opensource:mainfrom Mar 12, 2024
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added some missing language checks and adjusted some others#6112orbitcowboy merged 3 commits intocppcheck-opensource:mainfrom
orbitcowboy merged 3 commits intocppcheck-opensource:mainfrom
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With this change we should finally actually perform only the language appropriate handling. There is surely still code we could add such checks to - please try to keep that in mind if you come across such. In some cases we do check for C and C++ patterns in the same match call - those could be split up but in most cases might not have much of an impact aside from being a bit clearer. |
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Settings::Standardsare always both set so we cannot simply check that but need to combine with an check for the actual language being used.