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Fix: correct the setting label for lua breakpoints#1921

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I wonder to submit another pull request to refactor pcsxlua.cc file by removing the cause parameter and replacing it with label parameter as they serve the same purpose

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The changes update the addBreakpoint function in src/core/pcsxlua.cc by modifying how the breakpoint description is composed. Instead of concatenating "Lua Breakpoint " with the cause string, the implementation now constructs the description by passing "Lua Breakpoint" and the cause string as separate arguments. The control flow and error handling within the lambda remain unchanged.

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src/core/pcsxlua.cc Modified string construction in addBreakpoint: now passing "Lua Breakpoint" and the cause parameter as separate arguments without altering logic.

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src/core/pcsxlua.cc (1)

50-50: Clean separation of label and cause parameters

The change properly separates the category label ("Lua Breakpoint") from the cause parameter, which makes the code more maintainable. However, I notice the function signature still accepts both cause and label parameters, but only cause is being used here.

Consider either:

  1. Using the label parameter instead of the hard-coded "Lua Breakpoint" string to fully align with the PR objective of replacing cause with label.
  2. If label is intended for a different purpose, document the difference between these parameters to clarify their roles.
- address, type, width, std::string("Lua Breakpoint"), cause,
+ address, type, width, label ? label : std::string("Lua Breakpoint"), cause,
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@nicolasnoble nicolasnoble merged commit 891fb37 into grumpycoders:main Apr 15, 2025
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