PERF: remove useless calls to count() in core classes, tpls and modulebuilder template #34376
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PERF: remove useless calls to count() in core classes, tpls and modulebuilder template
Dolibarr is filled with calls to function
count()whose result is simply compared to 0 (to see if the passedarrayis empty or not) or below a certain value. This loses a lot of time because under the hood, time is spent needlessly to really return the number of elements.I searched for any call to count in main core Dolibarr classes, tpls, and in the modulebuilder template, and replaced those calls (mostly using
empty()or replacingforwithforeach) where necessary.