This removes an if that should always be false. If it isn't
false we had more logical indexes than sections.
Unless visualIndices and logicalIndices are both 0-sized
(meaning that visual and logical indexes are the same)
then they better have exactly as many indexes as sectionCount.
Otherwise there must be inconsistent data - some logicalindex
would refer to non-existing visual sections or some
visualindeces wouldn't be hit by logicalIndices.
Change-Id: I2dc92f40895438d912bba20612131baf63df4fbe
Reviewed-by: Stephen Kelly <stephen.kelly@kdab.com>
if (logicalFirst == logicalLast) { // Remove just one index.
int l = logicalFirst;
int visual = visualIndices.at(l);
+ Q_ASSERT(sectionCount == logicalIndices.count());
for (int v = 0; v < sectionCount; ++v) {
- if (v >= logicalIndices.count())
- continue; // the section doesn't exist
if (v > visual) {
int logical = logicalIndices.at(v);
--(visualIndices[logical]);