Rename ref to jsObject on JSDate for consistency with JSError
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I think this is a useful thing to have public so users can access the raw JS value if necessary. |
MaxDesiatov
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ref private on JSDateref to jsObject on JSDate for consistency with JSError
MaxDesiatov
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ref to jsObject on JSDate for consistency with JSErrorref to jsObject on JSDate for consistency with JSError
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ref to jsObject on JSDate for consistency with JSErrorref to jsObject on JSDate for consistency with JSError
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No idea why I made it `public` in the first place...
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I think that
jsObjectname is more representative than plainref, and as Jed correctly points out, it should be public after all for users to access it if necessary.Also, more doc comments are added to
JSDatewith existing ones refined.