Sorting of PoSe score on masternode list by number

[levoncrypto]

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The changes in this pull request modify the creation process of the PoSeScoreItem within the MasternodeList::updateDIP3List() function. Instead of initializing the PoSeScoreItem directly with a string representation of the nPoSePenalty, it is now created without an initial value and its data is set later using setData() with Qt::EditRole. This approach enhances data handling and integration with Qt's model-view architecture.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/qt/masternodelist.cpp	Modified PoSeScoreItem creation in MasternodeList::updateDIP3List() to use setData() for better data handling.

Possibly related issues

• Sorting of PoSe score on masternode list is alphabetically, should by number #1482: The changes in this PR may help address the issue of sorting PoSe scores as strings rather than numbers, potentially improving the sorting functionality.

🐰 In the code we hop and play,
A score's true value finds its way.
With numbers sorted, clear and bright,
Our masternodes shine in the light!
Hooray for changes, let’s rejoice,
For data handling, we have a choice! 🎉

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src/qt/masternodelist.cpp (2)

217-218: LGTM!

The change to create the PoSeScoreItem without an initial value and set its data using setData() with Qt::EditRole looks good. This allows for more flexible data handling and better integration with Qt's model-view architecture.

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217-218: No further comments needed.

Reviewing the PoSeScoreItem change in the context of the entire updateDIP3List() function, it looks good and does not introduce any issues or side effects to the overall logic of populating the masternode list table.

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[reubenyap]

This is the proposed fix to #1482

[justanwar]

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