Add source hiding - #2570
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Fix footer bug Update QualityDataHelper.kt rebase
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| inline fun <reified T : Any> getProfileSetting(profile: Int, setting: ProfileSettings<T>): T { | ||
| val folder = "$currentAccount/$VIDEO_PROFILE_SETTINGS/$profile" | ||
| val value = getKey<T>(folder, setting.key) |
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I am not positive either way but does this work with kotlinx serialization?
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The code contains redundant sortLinks and toDisplayLink calls and it could be made more efficient, but that would increase code complexity. The caches in QualityDataHelper.kt reduces sortLinks runtime to 0-2ms even with 200 links.
Admittedly the code is quite messy but I could not make it better. Suggestions welcome.