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Convert the attachments/outline view to ES6 syntax #8302

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I've not had time to test the PR yet, but I'm adding a couple of small comments/questions based on a cursory look at the diff.

web/pdf_attachment_viewer.js Outdated
PDFAttachmentViewer.prototype = {
reset: function PDFAttachmentViewer_reset(keepRenderedCapability) {
this.attachments = null;
reset(keepRenderedCapability) {
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Nit: reset(keepRenderedCapability = false) {.

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Done in the new commit.

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_bindPdfLink(button, content, filename) {
var blobUrl;
button.onclick = () => {
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Nit: Unless I'm missing something, I don't think that you need an arrow function here (no this in the function scope)?

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Done in the new commit.

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return;
}

var names = Object.keys(attachments).sort((a, b) => {
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Nit: Unless I'm missing something, I don't think that you need an arrow function here (no this in the function scope)?

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Done in the new commit.

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/**
* @param {PDFAttachmentViewerRenderParameters} params
*/
render(params = Object.create(null)) {
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It's a matter of personal preference, but to me this feels overly verbose, and I think that just render(params = {}) { would suffice.

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Done in the new commit.

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web/pdf_outline_viewer.js Outdated
/**
* @param {PDFOutlineViewerRenderParameters} params
*/
render(params = Object.create(null)) {
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It's a matter of personal preference, but to me this feels overly verbose, and I think that just render(params = {}) { would suffice.

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Done in the new commit.

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This could now become const instead: https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/blob/master/web/pdf_outline_viewer.js#L20.

@timvandermeij Please note that the following is not a criticism of your nice work in this patch, transitioning more /web code to proper classes!
I'm simply interested in your thoughts on this matter, and whether you think we should try to avoid using e as an identifier?

One thing that I've been guilty of myself from time to time, is to use e as a variable/argument name.
However, I'm beginning to think that using one-character names like this isn't really conducive to readability of the code.
Particularly in the case of the e shorthand-name, unless you look at the code, there can be some confusion as to what it represents. Looking at our code-base, it seems that it can be shorthand for either error, exception, or event, depending on the context.
I see why one might not, depending on the situation, always want to spell out full names. However, something like err, ex, or evt (for the cases above) might at least help readability somewhat!?

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timvandermeij commented Apr 18, 2017 •
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I don't like one-character variable names in general, but for some reason e has always been the one exception for me because I didn't really see how it could be interpreted differently and it's being used all the time in many JS projects. However, now that you point it out, I can see that it may be confusing here. Personally I'm also more than fine with err, ex or evt, as long as we're consistent, which together with its general usage made it my main choice. I'll update the patches soon to change it to evt as that may indeed give a bit more readability.

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I have updated the patch to use const and to rename e to evt. Moreover, the patch is rebased onto the current master.

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Looks great, thank you for doing this!

@Snuffleupagus Snuffleupagus merged commit ece24df into mozilla:master Apr 23, 2017
@timvandermeij timvandermeij deleted the es6-attachments-outline branch April 23, 2017 15:01
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