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tidy up loose ends from #3423 (fixes #3447 and #3483) #3429

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as discussed in #3423,
use RegExp and update multi-prefix syntax; remove GearVR
(might be best to merge after the Oculus Browser fix is deployed next Tuesday)

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@DigiTec can you confirm whether the Oculus Browser fix has been deployed yet?

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From #gearvr slack channel today by

DigiTec [3 h 51]
Update, Oculus Browser 4.3.1 is now rolling out and has fixed the GearVR -> Gear VR naming on the controllers. It’s at 10% and on the PTC (public test channel) and will ramp up to 100% between now and Thursday assuming no new issues are uncovered.

If you aren’t familiar with the PTC it is a channel you can get on to get Oculus software a bit earlier (usually a few days in advance) and test it and provide feedback before we launch to public.

jsantell pushed a commit to jsantell/aframe that referenced this pull request Mar 15, 2018
…3429) (aframevr#3250)

* remove object allocations from cursor component

* only emit raycaster intersection/intersected events if newly intersected

* fix disabling of raycaster.showLine

* fix disabling raycaster.line getting overridden by tick line updater

* remove arrow fn
@donmccurdy donmccurdy added this to the 0.8.X milestone Mar 22, 2018
@machenmusik machenmusik changed the title tidy up loose ends from #3423 tidy up loose ends from #3423 (fixes #3447 and #3483) Mar 22, 2018
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Let's just keep all the strings and merge it.

if (filterIdPrefix && filterIdPrefix.indexOf('|') >= 0) {
filterIdPrefixes = filterIdPrefix.split('|');
filterIdRegex = new RegExp('^' + filterIdPrefix);
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You don't need to create a Regexp for each time we want to find and match controllers. Can we instantiate and reuse?

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I considered that, but for example https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/RegExp/compile says it's deprecated so didn't seem great. Thoughts?

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My understanding is that because it is passed to tracked-controls, we can't simply make GAMEPAD_ID_PREFIX a RegExp (which is what both @DigiTec and I would ideally prefer) as that will not carry over properly. As a slightly clunky workaround to prevent subsequent construction, we can probably create a global map that holds the RegExp created for a given prefix string... Is that the sort of thing you had in mind here?

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Can we make filterIdPrefix parameter to take a String or an Array an avoid using RegExps that are always hard to understand and maintain?

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The prefix needs to be passed into tracked-controls, not sure that would work as string-or-array. The original version used split to make the array if it saw pipe delimiter, which also makes garbage, but is easier to read and maintain; would you prefer a different PR that doesn't use RegExp at all, but instead provides an alternative solution to the related issues? (i.e. simple bugfix to previous pipe delimited split)

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I would prefer to avoid RegExp if we can. When I saw var GAMEPAD_ID_PREFIX = '((Gear VR)|(Oculus Go))'; it made me feel confused right off the bat 😄

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Ok, although if we want to avoid garbage from split every time, still need to use a map to memorize... Will take a look at it later this evening.

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regex is fine for me. it's the fastest way. probably just rename the var is good.

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too late @ngokevin -- see #3489

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