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Editorial: simplify DataView validation #83
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Previously, the variable named "byteLengthChecked" could contain a
specification label ("~empty~") or a Number value. Despite this, it was
only used to determine whether a single condition had been satisfied.
Using a complex type to describe a binary state made the algorithm
appear more complicated than it truly is.
Simplify the value in order to more clearly communicate the variable's
effect on the algorithm.
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I've suggested an alternative simplification in gh-84. |
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Previously, the variable named "byteLengthChecked" could contain a
specification label ("
empty") or a Number value. Despite this, it wasonly used to determine whether a single condition had been satisfied.
Using a complex type to describe a binary state made the algorithm
appear more complicated than it truly is.
Simplify the value in order to more clearly communicate the variable's
effect on the algorithm.