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path: replace "magic" numbers by readable constants #18654

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I replaced "magic" numbers from "path" module by well readable constants. I want to replace all "magic" numbers in whole project by constants like these, but I decided to start from only one module "path"

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Hm, the name symbols is actually misleading out of my perspective. For me a symbol would mean it is e.g. Symbol('foo'). I think it should be constants instead.

Besides that I am not sure if V8 inlines these entries properly or not. Would you be so kind and run a benchmark? :-)

// non-alphabetic symbols
DOT: 46, /*.*/
SLASH: 47, /*/*/
VERTICAL_BAR: 92, /*|*/
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92 should be /*\*/ (backslash).

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@richardlau yeah, my bad, it's "backslash" of course

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I like the idea here but I agree with @BridgeAR that the file naming is less than ideal. I think the symbols (after renaming) should be destructured into constants, so that they can be used without symbols. which needs to perform a lookup. That also means that the naming of the properties should be more sensible... perhaps "CHAR_UPPERCASE_A" (& "CHAR_LOWERCASE_A"), "CHAR_FORWARD_SLASH", "CHAR_BACKWARD_SLASH", etc.

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@apapirovski @richardlau @BridgeAR Hi! I renamed module "symbols" into "constants" and constants. Also I ran benchmarks and this is a result:

                                                                                                    confidence improvement accuracy (*)   (**)  (***)
 path/basename-posix.js n=1000000 pathext=""                                                                        0.10 %       ±1.06% ±1.42% ±1.85%
 path/basename-posix.js n=1000000 pathext="/"                                                                       0.06 %       ±0.65% ±0.87% ±1.13%
 path/basename-posix.js n=1000000 pathext="/foo"                                                                   -0.27 %       ±0.50% ±0.66% ±0.87%
 path/basename-posix.js n=1000000 pathext="/foo/.bar.baz"                                                          -0.08 %       ±0.35% ±0.46% ±0.60%
 path/basename-posix.js n=1000000 pathext="/foo/.bar.baz|.baz"                                               *     -0.23 %       ±0.21% ±0.27% ±0.36%
 path/basename-posix.js n=1000000 pathext="/foo/bar/baz/asdf/quux.html"                                             0.03 %       ±0.29% ±0.38% ±0.50%
 path/basename-posix.js n=1000000 pathext="/foo/bar/baz/asdf/quux.html|.html"                                       0.07 %       ±0.18% ±0.23% ±0.30%
 path/basename-posix.js n=1000000 pathext="foo"                                                                    -0.15 %       ±0.42% ±0.56% ±0.72%
 path/basename-posix.js n=1000000 pathext="foo/bar."                                                               -0.33 %       ±0.40% ±0.53% ±0.70%
 path/basename-posix.js n=1000000 pathext="foo/bar.|."                                                             -0.05 %       ±0.25% ±0.34% ±0.44%
 path/basename-win32.js n=1000000 pathext=""                                                                 *     -0.99 %       ±0.94% ±1.25% ±1.63%
 path/basename-win32.js n=1000000 pathext="\\\\foo\\\\bar\\\\baz\\\\asdf\\\\quux.html"                             -0.16 %       ±0.17% ±0.22% ±0.29%
 path/basename-win32.js n=1000000 pathext="\\\\foo\\\\bar\\\\baz\\\\asdf\\\\quux.html|.html"                        0.23 %       ±0.27% ±0.37% ±0.48%
 path/basename-win32.js n=1000000 pathext="C:\\\\"                                                                 -0.62 %       ±0.63% ±0.83% ±1.09%
 path/basename-win32.js n=1000000 pathext="C:\\\\foo"                                                              -0.29 %       ±0.35% ±0.47% ±0.61%
 path/basename-win32.js n=1000000 pathext="D:\\\\foo\\\\.bar.baz"                                                  -0.23 %       ±0.36% ±0.48% ±0.63%
 path/basename-win32.js n=1000000 pathext="E:\\\\foo\\\\.bar.baz|.baz"                                              0.07 %       ±0.19% ±0.25% ±0.33%
 path/basename-win32.js n=1000000 pathext="foo"                                                                    -0.18 %       ±0.36% ±0.48% ±0.63%
 path/basename-win32.js n=1000000 pathext="foo\\\\bar."                                                    ***     -0.58 %       ±0.32% ±0.42% ±0.55%
 path/basename-win32.js n=1000000 pathext="foo\\\\bar.|."                                                   **     -0.39 %       ±0.27% ±0.36% ±0.47%
 path/dirname-posix.js n=1000000 path=""                                                                           -1.11 %       ±1.46% ±1.95% ±2.54%
 path/dirname-posix.js n=1000000 path="/"                                                                   **     -1.38 %       ±0.84% ±1.12% ±1.46%
 path/dirname-posix.js n=1000000 path="/foo"                                                                       -0.34 %       ±0.65% ±0.87% ±1.13%
 path/dirname-posix.js n=1000000 path="/foo/bar"                                                                    0.58 %       ±0.64% ±0.85% ±1.11%
 path/dirname-posix.js n=1000000 path="/foo/bar/baz/asdf/quux"                                                      0.08 %       ±0.33% ±0.44% ±0.57%
 path/dirname-posix.js n=1000000 path="foo"                                                                         0.17 %       ±1.05% ±1.40% ±1.82%
 path/dirname-posix.js n=1000000 path="foo/bar"                                                                    -0.05 %       ±0.66% ±0.88% ±1.15%
 path/dirname-win32.js n=1000000 path=""                                                                            0.11 %       ±0.94% ±1.25% ±1.63%
 path/dirname-win32.js n=1000000 path="\\\\"                                                                        0.16 %       ±0.79% ±1.05% ±1.36%
 path/dirname-win32.js n=1000000 path="\\\\foo"                                                                    -0.25 %       ±0.39% ±0.52% ±0.67%
 path/dirname-win32.js n=1000000 path="C:\\\\foo\\\\bar"                                                           -0.15 %       ±0.36% ±0.47% ±0.62%
 path/dirname-win32.js n=1000000 path="D:\\\\foo\\\\bar\\\\baz\\\\asdf\\\\quux"                                    -0.07 %       ±0.26% ±0.35% ±0.45%
 path/dirname-win32.js n=1000000 path="foo"                                                                         0.03 %       ±0.41% ±0.55% ±0.71%
 path/dirname-win32.js n=1000000 path="foo\\\\bar"                                                                 -0.13 %       ±0.41% ±0.55% ±0.71%
 path/extname-posix.js n=1000000 path=""                                                                           -1.10 %       ±1.18% ±1.57% ±2.05%
 path/extname-posix.js n=1000000 path="/"                                                                          -0.24 %       ±0.88% ±1.17% ±1.53%
 path/extname-posix.js n=1000000 path="/foo"                                                                       -0.42 %       ±0.59% ±0.79% ±1.04%
 path/extname-posix.js n=1000000 path="/foo/bar/baz/asdf/quux.foobarbazasdfquux"                                   -0.00 %       ±0.12% ±0.16% ±0.21%
 path/extname-posix.js n=1000000 path="/foo/bar/baz/asdf/quux"                                                      0.08 %       ±0.51% ±0.67% ±0.88%
 path/extname-posix.js n=1000000 path="foo/.bar.baz"                                                                0.21 %       ±0.26% ±0.35% ±0.46%
 path/extname-posix.js n=1000000 path="foo/bar/...baz.quux"                                                        -0.14 %       ±0.18% ±0.25% ±0.32%
 path/extname-posix.js n=1000000 path="foo/bar/..baz.quux"                                                   *     -0.19 %       ±0.17% ±0.22% ±0.29%
 path/extname-posix.js n=1000000 path="index.html"                                                                  0.26 %       ±0.36% ±0.48% ±0.63%
 path/extname-posix.js n=1000000 path="index"                                                                       0.28 %       ±0.49% ±0.66% ±0.87%
 path/extname-win32.js n=1000000 path=""                                                                           -0.29 %       ±1.26% ±1.68% ±2.19%
 path/extname-win32.js n=1000000 path="\\\\"                                                                       -0.28 %       ±0.93% ±1.24% ±1.62%
 path/extname-win32.js n=1000000 path="\\\\foo\\\\bar\\\\baz\\\\asdf\\\\quux.foobarbazasdfquux"                     0.01 %       ±0.11% ±0.15% ±0.20%
 path/extname-win32.js n=1000000 path="C:\\\\foo"                                                           **     -0.59 %       ±0.39% ±0.53% ±0.68%
 path/extname-win32.js n=1000000 path="D:\\\\foo\\\\bar\\\\baz\\\\asdf\\\\quux"                                    -0.14 %       ±0.43% ±0.57% ±0.74%
 path/extname-win32.js n=1000000 path="foo\\\\.bar.baz"                                                            -0.11 %       ±0.32% ±0.43% ±0.56%
 path/extname-win32.js n=1000000 path="foo\\\\bar\\\\...baz.quux"                                          ***     -0.45 %       ±0.24% ±0.32% ±0.42%
 path/extname-win32.js n=1000000 path="foo\\\\bar\\\\..baz.quux"                                                   -0.08 %       ±0.21% ±0.28% ±0.36%
 path/extname-win32.js n=1000000 path="index.html"                                                                  0.07 %       ±0.30% ±0.40% ±0.52%
 path/extname-win32.js n=1000000 path="index"                                                                *     -0.61 %       ±0.46% ±0.61% ±0.80%
 path/format-posix.js n=10000000 props="/|/home/user/dir|index.html|.html|index"                                    0.17 %       ±0.43% ±0.57% ±0.74%
 path/format-win32.js n=10000000 props="C:\\\\|C:\\\\path\\\\dir|index.html|.html|index"                           -0.05 %       ±0.29% ±0.38% ±0.50%
 path/isAbsolute-posix.js n=1000000 path="."                                                                        0.15 %       ±1.55% ±2.07% ±2.69%
 path/isAbsolute-posix.js n=1000000 path=""                                                                         0.95 %       ±1.62% ±2.15% ±2.80%
 path/isAbsolute-posix.js n=1000000 path="/baz/.."                                                                 -1.55 %       ±1.70% ±2.26% ±2.95%
 path/isAbsolute-posix.js n=1000000 path="/foo/bar"                                                                -0.07 %       ±1.62% ±2.15% ±2.80%
 path/isAbsolute-posix.js n=1000000 path="bar/baz"                                                                 -1.10 %       ±1.54% ±2.05% ±2.67%
 path/isAbsolute-win32.js n=1000000 path="."                                                                       -0.55 %       ±1.11% ±1.47% ±1.92%
 path/isAbsolute-win32.js n=1000000 path=""                                                                        -0.21 %       ±1.33% ±1.77% ±2.31%
 path/isAbsolute-win32.js n=1000000 path="//server"                                                                 0.67 %       ±1.56% ±2.08% ±2.70%
 path/isAbsolute-win32.js n=1000000 path="bar\\\\baz"                                                              -0.84 %       ±0.87% ±1.16% ±1.51%
 path/isAbsolute-win32.js n=1000000 path="C:\\\\baz\\\\.."                                                         -0.50 %       ±0.69% ±0.92% ±1.20%
 path/isAbsolute-win32.js n=1000000 path="C:baz\\\\.."                                                             -0.50 %       ±0.74% ±0.98% ±1.28%
 path/join-posix.js n=1000000 paths="/foo|bar||baz/asdf|quux|.."                                                    0.08 %       ±0.15% ±0.20% ±0.26%
 path/join-win32.js n=1000000 paths="C:\\\\foo|bar||baz\\\\asdf|quux|.."                                           -0.32 %       ±0.61% ±0.82% ±1.08%
 path/makeLong-win32.js n=1000000 path="\\\\\\\\?\\\\foo"                                                          -0.11 %       ±0.26% ±0.35% ±0.45%
 path/makeLong-win32.js n=1000000 path="\\\\\\\\foo\\\\bar"                                                         0.03 %       ±0.48% ±0.64% ±0.84%
 path/makeLong-win32.js n=1000000 path="C:\\\\foo"                                                                  0.05 %       ±0.28% ±0.37% ±0.48%
 path/makeLong-win32.js n=1000000 path="foo\\\\bar"                                                                 0.18 %       ±0.55% ±0.74% ±0.96%
 path/normalize-posix.js n=1000000 path="."                                                                        -0.33 %       ±0.34% ±0.45% ±0.59%
 path/normalize-posix.js n=1000000 path=""                                                                         -0.39 %       ±1.41% ±1.88% ±2.45%
 path/normalize-posix.js n=1000000 path="/../"                                                                     -0.16 %       ±0.24% ±0.32% ±0.41%
 path/normalize-posix.js n=1000000 path="/foo"                                                                     -0.01 %       ±0.41% ±0.55% ±0.72%
 path/normalize-posix.js n=1000000 path="/foo/bar"                                                          **     -0.39 %       ±0.25% ±0.33% ±0.43%
 path/normalize-posix.js n=1000000 path="/foo/bar//baz/asdf/quux/.."                                         *      0.10 %       ±0.10% ±0.13% ±0.17%
 path/normalize-win32.js n=1000000 path="."                                                                         0.10 %       ±0.46% ±0.62% ±0.81%
 path/normalize-win32.js n=1000000 path=""                                                                         -0.04 %       ±1.07% ±1.43% ±1.86%
 path/normalize-win32.js n=1000000 path="C:\\\\..\\\\"                                                       *     -0.32 %       ±0.29% ±0.39% ±0.50%
 path/normalize-win32.js n=1000000 path="C:\\\\foo"                                                                -0.06 %       ±0.38% ±0.51% ±0.67%
 path/normalize-win32.js n=1000000 path="C:\\\\foo\\\\bar"                                                         -0.01 %       ±0.34% ±0.45% ±0.59%
 path/normalize-win32.js n=1000000 path="C:\\\\foo\\\\bar\\\\\\\\baz\\\\asdf\\\\quux\\\\.."                        -0.24 %       ±0.33% ±0.44% ±0.58%
 path/parse-posix.js n=1000000 path=""                                                                             -0.38 %       ±1.49% ±1.98% ±2.58%
 path/parse-posix.js n=1000000 path="/"                                                                            -0.71 %       ±3.22% ±4.28% ±5.57%
 path/parse-posix.js n=1000000 path="/foo"                                                                         -0.22 %       ±0.46% ±0.61% ±0.80%
 path/parse-posix.js n=1000000 path="/foo/bar.baz"                                                                  0.33 %       ±0.44% ±0.59% ±0.76%
 path/parse-posix.js n=1000000 path="/foo/bar/baz/asdf/.quux"                                                       0.05 %       ±0.20% ±0.27% ±0.35%
 path/parse-posix.js n=1000000 path="foo/.bar.baz"                                                                  0.05 %       ±0.36% ±0.48% ±0.62%
 path/parse-posix.js n=1000000 path="foo/bar"                                                                       0.05 %       ±0.38% ±0.51% ±0.66%
 path/parse-win32.js n=1000000 path=""                                                                             -0.40 %       ±0.98% ±1.30% ±1.70%
 path/parse-win32.js n=1000000 path="\\\\foo"                                                                *      0.44 %       ±0.44% ±0.58% ±0.76%
 path/parse-win32.js n=1000000 path="\\\\foo\\\\bar\\\\baz\\\\asdf\\\\.quux"                                       -0.15 %       ±0.27% ±0.35% ±0.46%
 path/parse-win32.js n=1000000 path="C:\\\\"                                                                        0.50 %       ±0.93% ±1.24% ±1.62%
 path/parse-win32.js n=1000000 path="C:\\\\foo"                                                                     0.38 %       ±0.54% ±0.72% ±0.94%
 path/parse-win32.js n=1000000 path="E:\\\\foo\\\\bar.baz"                                                          0.04 %       ±0.14% ±0.19% ±0.24%
 path/parse-win32.js n=1000000 path="foo\\\\.bar.baz"                                                               0.09 %       ±0.29% ±0.39% ±0.50%
 path/parse-win32.js n=1000000 path="foo\\\\bar"                                                                   -0.06 %       ±0.38% ±0.51% ±0.66%
 path/relative-posix.js n=1000000 paths="/|/"                                                                       0.30 %       ±1.07% ±1.43% ±1.87%
 path/relative-posix.js n=1000000 paths="/|/var"                                                                   -0.01 %       ±0.32% ±0.43% ±0.56%
 path/relative-posix.js n=1000000 paths="/data/orandea/test/aaa|/data/orandea/impl/bbb"                             0.06 %       ±0.16% ±0.21% ±0.28%
 path/relative-posix.js n=1000000 paths="/foo/bar/baz/quux|/"                                                      -0.13 %       ±0.29% ±0.39% ±0.51%
 path/relative-posix.js n=1000000 paths="/foo/bar/baz/quux|/foo/bar/baz/quux"                                       0.61 %       ±0.91% ±1.21% ±1.58%
 path/relative-posix.js n=1000000 paths="/foo/bar/baz/quux|/var/log"                                                0.03 %       ±0.23% ±0.30% ±0.39%
 path/relative-posix.js n=1000000 paths="/var|/bin"                                                                 0.19 %       ±0.45% ±0.59% ±0.77%
 path/relative-win32.js n=1000000 paths="C:\\\\|D:\\\\"                                                             0.02 %       ±0.15% ±0.20% ±0.25%
 path/relative-win32.js n=1000000 paths="C:\\\\foo\\\\bar\\\\baz\\\\quux|C:\\\\"                                    0.72 %       ±0.80% ±1.08% ±1.43%
 path/relative-win32.js n=1000000 paths="C:\\\\foo\\\\bar\\\\baz|C:\\\\foo\\\\bar\\\\baz"                          -0.29 %       ±0.75% ±1.00% ±1.31%
 path/relative-win32.js n=1000000 paths="C:\\\\foo\\\\BAR\\\\BAZ|C:\\\\foo\\\\bar\\\\baz"                           0.12 %       ±0.27% ±0.36% ±0.47%
 path/relative-win32.js n=1000000 paths="C:\\\\orandea\\\\test\\\\aaa|C:\\\\orandea\\\\impl\\\\bbb"                 0.08 %       ±0.35% ±0.46% ±0.61%
 path/resolve-posix.js n=1000000 paths=""                                                                   **      1.31 %       ±0.91% ±1.22% ±1.60%
 path/resolve-posix.js n=1000000 paths="|"                                                                          0.47 %       ±1.52% ±2.03% ±2.68%
 path/resolve-posix.js n=1000000 paths="a/b/c/|../../.."                                                    **      1.26 %       ±0.79% ±1.06% ±1.40%
 path/resolve-posix.js n=1000000 paths="foo/bar|/tmp/file/|..|a/../subfile"                                        -0.05 %       ±0.09% ±0.13% ±0.17%
 path/resolve-win32.js n=1000000 paths=""                                                                           0.27 %       ±0.91% ±1.22% ±1.58%
 path/resolve-win32.js n=1000000 paths="|"                                                                          0.25 %       ±0.72% ±0.96% ±1.25%
 path/resolve-win32.js n=1000000 paths="c:/blah\\\\blah|d:/games|c:../a"                                           -0.22 %       ±0.44% ±0.60% ±0.79%
 path/resolve-win32.js n=1000000 paths="c:/ignore|d:\\\\a/b\\\\c/d|\\\\e.exe"                                       0.30 %       ±0.49% ±0.66% ±0.87%

Looks like fluctuations. What do you think?

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LGTM. I like the approach. Just two small suggestions.

CHAR_UPPERCASE_Z: 90, /*Z*/
CHAR_LOWERCASE_Z: 122, /*z*/

// non-alphabetic symbols
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Non blocking nit: it would be great to uppercase and punctuate comments :-)

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if (code === 47/*/*/ || code === 92/*\*/)
const isPathSeparator =
code === CHAR_FORWARD_SLASH || code === CHAR_BACKWARD_SLASH;
if (isPathSeparator)
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Non blocking nit: I would just use a if statement spread over two lines.

@daynin daynin force-pushed the refactor-path-module branch from 10de2d4 to d01f77b Compare February 9, 2018 16:03
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@BridgeAR BridgeAR added author ready PRs that have at least one approval, no pending requests for changes, and a CI started. and removed build Issues and PRs related to build files or the CI. labels Feb 9, 2018
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LGTM. I think this makes the code a lot clearer.

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i'm -0 on this change, imo current setup looks fine


module.exports = {
// Alphabet chars.
CHAR_UPPERCASE_A: 65, /*A*/
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nit: for readability it might help to change these comments to // style

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@devdazed what about comment like this: // /? Now it's /*/*/

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this is probably more subjective than i realized, i'll leave it up to your judgement 👍

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I would at least put spaces and quotes around them like /* 'A' */ which also makes the original suggestion less crazy since it would be // '/' which is at least a little clearer.

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i'm -0 on this change, imo current setup looks fine

The "changes requested" makes the -0 effectively a -1 and the "nit" non optional... 😕

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devsnek commented Feb 9, 2018

my intention was more like "i think its fine the way it is but if it does get changed perhaps these comments could be cleaned up", please don't consider the above blocking this pr, sorry for the confusion 😄

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my intention was more like "i think its fine the way it is but if it does get changed perhaps these comments could be cleaned up", sorry for the confusion 😄

That's fine but the "changes requested" means this won't be able to land as is.

FWIW, I considered making the same comment re: the comment style but arguably /*/*/ is clearer than // /.

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didn't mean to block this pr

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daynin commented Feb 9, 2018

@BridgeAR @apapirovski @richardlau Can I fix it somehow?
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@daynin our tests currently have a couple of flakes and therefore the CI some times fail even though the code change is completely fine.

These failures are independent and you do not have to worry about them :-)

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The Windows failures seem related but I struggle to find where exactly this change breaks them.

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Does it make sense to group the constants a little more? This module looks like it's a place where more constants could be added so maybe it makes sense to create to group them in a character or char object?

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In general I agree but I personally think we should do that when it is time to do so instead of adding something before we need it.

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@kfarnung I agree with @BridgeAR. Besides, I want to refactor similar places in the codebase, so I think I'll do it next time.

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If we're planning to add more in the future, it makes the scope of any future change smaller and less risky. I don't have a strong feeling either way, mostly just an observation since the new file is simply internal/constants.js and in my experience those sorts of files get out of control before you know it.

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} else if ((code >= 65/*A*/ && code <= 90/*Z*/) ||
(code >= 97/*a*/ && code <= 122/*z*/)) {
} else if ((code >= CHAR_UPPERCASE_A && code <= CHAR_UPPERCASE_Z) ||
(code >= CHAR_LOWERCASE_A && code <= CHAR_UPPERCASE_Z)) {
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Typo here. Second line of the else if statement, second variable is supposed to be CHAR_LOWERCASE_Z.

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@apapirovski fixed

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Oh, I did not see that you already commented @apapirovski :D

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} else if ((code >= 65/*A*/ && code <= 90/*Z*/) ||
(code >= 97/*a*/ && code <= 122/*z*/)) {
} else if ((code >= CHAR_UPPERCASE_A && code <= CHAR_UPPERCASE_Z) ||
(code >= CHAR_LOWERCASE_A && code <= CHAR_UPPERCASE_Z)) {
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The second case is faulty.

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daynin commented Feb 10, 2018

@apapirovski @BridgeAR Should i fix it or just wait?
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I like this, my only though would be if we want this constants file to be more namespaced or not.

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Landed in 6abce37 🎉

@daynin congratulations on your first commit to Node.js!

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@BridgeAR Just to understand the philosophy of the coding style, why do we compare characters using s.charCodeAt(i) instead of just s.charAt(i). Is it because of performance? If it isn't, wouldn't keeping the comparison of characters in its character form more readable.

Looking forward into the future, it would mean that potentially there might be a mapping of all ASCII characters to its equivalent decimal values.

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apapirovski commented Feb 12, 2018

It's still about 3x as fast to use .charCodeAt() with === comparison than .charAt(). The real question is whether bracket ([i]) access is as fast or faster now.

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And I've gone ahead and answered my question — it's still slower by about 10-20%.

Looking forward into the future, it would mean that potentially there might be a mapping of all ASCII characters to its equivalent decimal values.

That's somewhat unlikely given that we don't have that many places where this is an issue.

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https://jsperf.com/charcodeat-vs-string-comparison/11

I'm not an expert in JavaScript performance testing, but it seems here that character equality using bracket [i] access seems the fastest. Is this a reliable benchmark?

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@jiaherrt Not really. It accesses the same character in a loop. Wouldn't surprise me if V8 can inline that access. I tested it on the function modified in this PR using the benchmarks within the benchmark folder which yielded roughly 10-20% worse results, depending on the exact test case.

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daynin commented Feb 12, 2018

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@daynin congratulations on your first commit to Node.js!

Thank you!

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@daynin, are you planning on refactoring the other constants anytime soon? Would it be okay if I start refactoring the others?

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daynin commented Feb 12, 2018

@jiaherrt hi!

@daynin, are you planning on refactoring the other constants anytime soon?

Yeah, I wanna fix it in other places too. But if you want you can do the same

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Alright. I'll start with lib/url.js and related files. Thank you

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@jiaherrt Just a note to say that if you're working on lib/url.js, there are some pretty ugly bits there that could likely be improved without sacrificing performance. For example,

if (protocol.length >= 4 &&
               protocol.charCodeAt(0) === 102/*f*/ &&
               protocol.charCodeAt(1) === 105/*i*/ &&
               protocol.charCodeAt(2) === 108/*l*/ &&
               protocol.charCodeAt(3) === 101/*e*/) {

Could just use protocol.indexOf('file') === 0, based on my testing that's about twice as fast if the protocol does match and equivalent if the first character doesn't match.

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Alright. I'll keep that in mind when I refactor. Thanks for the heads-up.

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Looking it over again, I don't know how other collaborators will feel about refactoring that specific file. url.parse() is kind of being phased out and if it were being updated, it would probably need more significant work than just using constants. Most of the characters in there don't repeat as often either.

You could open an issue first to make sure there's support for it?

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