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23 lines
969 B
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23 lines
969 B
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--- chrome/common/crash_keys.cc.orig 2023-11-29 21:39:54 UTC
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+++ chrome/common/crash_keys.cc
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@@ -32,20 +32,10 @@ namespace {
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namespace {
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// A convenient wrapper around a crash key and its name.
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-//
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-// The CrashKey contract requires that CrashKeyStrings are never
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-// moved, copied, or deleted (see
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-// third_party/crashpad/crashpad/client/annotation.h); since this class holds
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-// a CrashKeyString, it likewise cannot be moved, copied, or deleted.
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class CrashKeyWithName {
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public:
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explicit CrashKeyWithName(std::string name)
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: name_(std::move(name)), crash_key_(name_.c_str()) {}
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- CrashKeyWithName(const CrashKeyWithName&) = delete;
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- CrashKeyWithName& operator=(const CrashKeyWithName&) = delete;
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- CrashKeyWithName(CrashKeyWithName&&) = delete;
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- CrashKeyWithName& operator=(CrashKeyWithName&&) = delete;
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- ~CrashKeyWithName() = delete;
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void Clear() { crash_key_.Clear(); }
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void Set(base::StringPiece value) { crash_key_.Set(value); }
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