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Rename structs in read::line #359

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Rename structs in read::line #359

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@philipc philipc commented Jan 15, 2019

  • Rename LineNumber* to Line*
    I prefer shorter names in general if there is no significant loss of meaning. These are also the names I have used in write::line (but alternatively we could rename them since they haven't been released).

  • Rename StateMachine to LineRows
    StateMachine is too generic, a more meaningful name is better. For the user, the purpose of this struct is to iterate over line number rows.

  • Rename Opcode to LineInstruction
    An instruction consists of an opcode and some operands. Also Opcode is too generic.

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coveralls commented Jan 15, 2019

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Coverage increased (+0.07%) to 87.461% when pulling e5bdaef on philipc:line-rename into 00cfd6e on gimli-rs:master.

The separation made things more complicated with no benefit.
This function is flawed because a line row can cover more than just
the address it starts at.
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Good renames!

@fitzgen fitzgen merged commit fe5ea91 into gimli-rs:master Jan 15, 2019
@philipc philipc deleted the line-rename branch January 15, 2019 23:00
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