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Simplify C++ statement block (flowchart output)

Asked by ali_fakoor in Microsoft Visual C++.Net, Development Software, Algorithms

Tags: , ,

I WANT TO BEAUTIFY MY CODE AND AVOID COMPLEXITY AND NESTED STATEMENTS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.

I have a flowchart and converted it to code the way below. Now it seems that it is not in a friendly and readable format. It has some nested statements that are less easy to follow.

Can anyone suggest a way to simplify it to a most readable format. Also it is much appreciated if anyone could provide a GENERAL GUIDELINE FOR SIMPLIFYING C++ CODE and keeping it readable (specially when CONVERTING FROM A PRE-DESIGNED FLOWCHART which may lead to deep nested structures if directly implemented)

Many Thanks in Advance,

Here is the sample code (compilable):
---------------------------------
void block1(){
}

void block2(){
}

void flowchart(){
      bool changed = true;
      bool dbChange = true;
      int changeType = 4;
      bool deviceChange = true;
      bool override = true;
      bool active = true;

      if (changed){
            if (changeType==1/*s*/){
            }else if (changeType==2/*d*/){
                  if (override/*h2d*/){
                  }else{
                        block1();
                  }
            }else{
                  if (active){
                        block1();
                  }else{
                        block2();
                  }
            }
      }else{
                  if (active){
                        block1();
                  }else{
                        block2();
                  }
      }

}
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