align some function declariations with their implementation

This is purely a "clean code" thing, no impact on function -  it helps to avoid confusion when reading the code.

C++ allows declaration and implementation to use different variable names.
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Frank
2025-01-09 14:39:54 +01:00
committed by Damian Schneider
parent ed3ec66d33
commit cd52d7bcf6
4 changed files with 12 additions and 12 deletions

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@@ -251,8 +251,8 @@ bool deserializeState(JsonObject root, byte callMode = CALL_MODE_DIRECT_CHANGE,
void serializeSegment(const JsonObject& root, const Segment& seg, byte id, bool forPreset = false, bool segmentBounds = true);
void serializeState(JsonObject root, bool forPreset = false, bool includeBri = true, bool segmentBounds = true, bool selectedSegmentsOnly = false);
void serializeInfo(JsonObject root);
void serializeModeNames(JsonArray root);
void serializeModeData(JsonArray root);
void serializeModeNames(JsonArray arr);
void serializeModeData(JsonArray fxdata);
void serveJson(AsyncWebServerRequest* request);
#ifdef WLED_ENABLE_JSONLIVE
bool serveLiveLeds(AsyncWebServerRequest* request, uint32_t wsClient = 0);
@@ -469,7 +469,7 @@ void userLoop();
#endif
[[gnu::pure]] int getNumVal(const String* req, uint16_t pos);
void parseNumber(const char* str, byte* val, byte minv=0, byte maxv=255);
bool getVal(JsonVariant elem, byte* val, byte minv=0, byte maxv=255); // getVal supports inc/decrementing and random ("X~Y(r|[w]~[-][Z])" form)
bool getVal(JsonVariant elem, byte* val, byte vmin=0, byte vmax=255); // getVal supports inc/decrementing and random ("X~Y(r|[w]~[-][Z])" form)
[[gnu::pure]] bool getBoolVal(const JsonVariant &elem, bool dflt);
bool updateVal(const char* req, const char* key, byte* val, byte minv=0, byte maxv=255);
size_t printSetFormCheckbox(Print& settingsScript, const char* key, int val);