Use QStringLiteral in some places

This should provide a light performance improvement as the QString is
built at compile time, with the generated data being stored in the
read-only segment of the built object file.

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/src/activitypub/apquestion.cpp b/src/activitypub/apquestion.cpp
index 9cdffd0..3796174 100644
--- a/src/activitypub/apquestion.cpp
+++ b/src/activitypub/apquestion.cpp
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ APQuestion::APQuestion(APObjectFields fields) : APPost(fields) {
 
 QString APQuestion::get_html_render(HtmlRenderDetails render_info) {
     QString html(APPost::get_html_render(render_info));
-    html.append(get_html_template("appoll"));
+    html.append(get_html_template(QStringLiteral("appoll")));
 
     if (end_time.isValid()) {
         html.replace("{{end-time}}", render_info.locale->toString(
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ QString APQuestion::get_html_poll_options(HtmlRenderDetails render_info) {
     QString full;
 
     for (PollOption option : options) {
-        QString html(get_html_template("appoll_item"));
+        QString html(get_html_template(QStringLiteral("appoll_item")));
         html.replace("{{name}}", option.name);
         html.replace("{{votes}}", render_info.locale->toString(option.votes));
         html.replace("{{votes-percent}}", render_info.locale->toString((int)((float)option.votes/(float)total_votes * 100)));