FIX: clearRegions #3909
FIX: clearRegions #3909
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src/plugins/regions.ts (1)
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683-686: Approve the addition ofclearRegionscall in thedestroymethod.The addition of the
clearRegionscall in thedestroymethod ensures proper cleanup of all regions when the plugin is destroyed. This is a good practice for resource management.Consider removing the
clearRegionscall from thesuper.destroy()method (if it exists there) to avoid calling it twice. Ifsuper.destroy()doesn't callclearRegions, then the current implementation is correct and efficient.
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src/plugins/regions.ts (1)
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679-686: Overall, the changes improve the robustness of the RegionsPlugin.The modifications to the
clearRegionsanddestroymethods address potential issues with array modification during iteration and ensure proper cleanup of resources. While the current implementation ofclearRegionsis functional, there's room for optimization to improve efficiency, especially for large numbers of regions.The changes are a step in the right direction for maintaining the plugin's stability and preventing potential bugs related to region management.
src/plugins/regions.ts
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| const regions: Region[] = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(this.regions)) | ||
| regions.forEach((region) => region.remove()) | ||
| this.regions = [] |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider optimizing the clearRegions method for efficiency and clarity.
The current implementation addresses the issue of modifying an array during iteration by creating a deep copy. While this solves the problem, there are a few points to consider:
- Using
JSON.parse(JSON.stringify())for deep copying can be inefficient for large arrays and may not properly handle certain data types (e.g., functions, undefined values). - The method now performs two operations: removing regions and clearing the array. This might be less efficient than the previous implementation for large numbers of regions.
- The type annotation for
regionsis unnecessary since TypeScript can infer the type fromthis.regions.
Consider the following alternative implementation, which is more efficient and clearer:
public clearRegions() {
while (this.regions.length > 0) {
this.regions.pop()?.remove();
}
}This approach:
- Avoids the need for deep copying
- Removes regions from the end of the array, which is generally more efficient
- Combines the removal and array clearing operations
- Eliminates the need for an explicit type annotation
If you prefer to keep the current implementation for its robustness against potential issues with region removal, consider removing the type annotation:
public clearRegions() {
const regions = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(this.regions));
regions.forEach((region) => region.remove());
this.regions = [];
}
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I would suggest
const regions = this.regions.slice()
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@katspaugh, that's a great suggestion. Using this.regions.slice() is indeed a cleaner and more efficient way to create a shallow copy of the array. It avoids the overhead of deep copying and preserves the references to the original regions. Thank you for the input!
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Yes, it has been modified. I hope it will be helpful to the project
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Bug Fixes
clearRegionsmethod to safely remove regions without modifying the original array during iteration, preventing potential issues.New Features
destroymethod to ensure all regions are cleared when the plugin is destroyed.